Are We Really Woke? – a call for more sensitivity on campus
Are we? This is not a rhetorical question, and definitely not a call-out. This time, it is about introspection. Hopefully, we will … Keep Reading
Ashoka And The Surveillance State; In Conversation With Ex-CADI Representatives
An inviolable condition in administrations is the fact that one body cannot and should not be judge, jury, and executioner. It’s not … Keep Reading
Authority and Hubris
A History of struggle(after class) against the Office of Student Life -Sparsh Agarwal (UG 19) In my first year, I remember writing … Keep Reading
Ashoka Premier League: The Gender Gap Challenge in Sports
Devika Jamkhedkar, Class of 2021 The Ashoka Premier League 4.0 is here. A highly anticipated and exciting tradition, there seems little to … Keep Reading
US College Scandal: An Inevitable Consequence of a ‘Scam’ System
By Sonal Rana (Batch of 2020) On March 12, the US Department of Justice pronounced charges of fraud and corruption against 8 … Keep Reading
The Threat to Journalistic Integrity in Times of Crisis
By Sanya Chandra (Class of 2021) The media plays an integral part in Indian society by being the fourth pillar of democracy. … Keep Reading
A Campus Diagnosis: Disentangling the Strands of Ashokan Apathy
By Devika Jamkhedkar (Batch of 2021) and Arpita Wadhwa (Batch of 2021) The data presented in the article has been accumulated by … Keep Reading
Banjaara 2019: Asking the Right Questions
By Sanya Chandra (Class of 2021)The article is an opinions piece and not The Edict’s own views The decision to “postpone” Banjaara … Keep Reading
Engage: A “Fascist” Saved My People
Shashank Mattoo, Class of 2020 Engaging with the RSS/BJP combine allowed me to understand why decent, hardworking people buy into an ideology that … Keep Reading
Engage
Dhruv Raman, ASP Batch of 2019. Credits: Ashoka University “Imagine this. There are 5 murderers, followed by 40 people (Group R) and 5 … Keep Reading