Prianka Jain

"One day, I started sweeping, filling water and washing clothes. When my brothers and father would come back from work, I would serve them food. Slowly, they started supporting too."

"He made me score for him because he himself was worried about the cops cracking down."

Nikesh Usha Pushkaran and Sonu MS exchanged rings two years ago. Today, they want to fight for legal rights for queer people, to make the reading down of Section 377 “truly relevant”.

Prominent actors, journalists, and artists accused of sexual harassment are back in the mainstream after intimidation tactics were thrown at survivors. Is this how it ends?

“I manipulate people. I might follow them but wait for them to see my Stories to know I sell.”

If we all had a bong, we’d all get along.

On World AIDS day, it’s important to acknowledge the stigma still associated with the disease that refuses to go away.

The domestic workers have suffered (mostly unreported) systematic abuse in Indian households. And, as author Tripti Lahiri tells VICE, the very system is built to isolate them from this cathartic movement.

We collected a few of our most disturbing nightmares to share the scare.

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we’re enlisting Mr. Cocky to help you grasp what’s happening around you and how it might affect someone’s mental well-being, through a new vocabulary. Don’t be like Mr. Cocky.

Zarin Ahmad's book on a Muslim butcher community brings to light how meat politics undermines one whole section of the society, especially in the times of beef ban.

We got a few 20-somethings to open up about their experimentations around all things legal and trippingly potent.