Author: bolmagazine
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We refuse black coal, save Goa!
An insight into the movement that seeks to protect Goa from becoming a coal hub and save the biodiversity of the state. By Suparna Chatterjee Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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Is Contemporary Feminism Radical Enough?
Examining the digital-age ideas of feminism, where they stand in historical context and why they fail to challenge patriarchal capitalism. By Raavya Bhattacharyya Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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“Kodavas have always seen Kodagu as theirs”
A walk through the buried history of the Kodavas of Kodagu (Coorg), their colonial past and post-colonial quest for representation. By Sahitya Poonacha Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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What it Means to Live with Depression
Mahima Sood shares her personal experience of living with depression, how it impacted her life and why it’s important to talk about our mental health. By Mahima Sood Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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Will the Arts Survive the Covid Pandemic?
While diverse forms of art have kept us going during lockdowns, discussing how social distancing and restrictions on events and classes has impacted professional artists. By Pranita Choudhry Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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Psychotherapy Through Artificial Intelligence
Discussing the future of AI in providing cheap and accessible psychotherapy, in conversation with the creators and users of Replika. By Spandana Datta Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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Speaking to Frontline Mental Health Workers
Two mental health practitioners explain their experience of working during Covid-19 pandemic. By Vinay Agrawal Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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The Invisible Hand of Indian Women Farmers
Highlighting the exploitation of women farmers in India and the impact of the psychological burden of their disguised labour and lack of recognition. By Sukanya Maity Design by Hemashri Dhavala
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INTERVIEW WITH RAASHI THAKRAN: PART 2
Aditi Kumar speaks to Raashi Thakran who’s activism led to the creation of India’s first national mental health helpline KIRAN 1800-599-0019. By Aditi Kumar
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Interview with Raashi Thakran
Aditi Kumar speaks to Raashi Thakran who’s activism led to the creation of India’s first national mental health helpline KIRAN 1800-599-0019. By Aditi Kumar
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