Does her hijab affect the country's integrity so much that she is denied education?

Over a phone call with his mother, Aiden, yet again, confronts his punishment for loving a man.

Incapable of loving who she wants, Annabelle finds herself in a dilemma.

Shunned by her family because of her sexuality, Maya talks with her brother about how being the unusual daughter felt like.

A girl witnesses a road accident involving a child flower-seller and a powerful Minister.

It is not a crime to stalk a man.

What happens when Ravi, a driver's son, feels secluded and loses the sight to success?

Does being gay mean being effeminate? And does being effeminate entail being gay?

If there can be sex without love, can't there be love without sex?

She likes boys. She likes girls. And no, she doesn't have to choose.

Is being a mother conformed to a gender?

She wants to be the person she identifies with; it doesn't matter what people think.

Does love have a religion?

The dress makes her feel beautiful, but does society 'accept' her expression?

The story of Shubham, IIT Aspirant of the ST Quota. This story is parallel to the Part 1 of People's Reservations.

Is embracing our own skin an invite? Will society support us if something happens while we wear it?

Does the country you were born in determine which country you truly belong to?

Being a man in today's world is not just a gender, but the image of a man that the society has painted for us.

Radha, a sixteen-year-old kid, is forced to marry a thirty two-year-old man and let go her dreams.

Periods should not be a battle of negativity, contempt and disgust. They are not gross, weird or inappropriate to talk about.