A Response to ‘The Consequence of Our Convenience’
By Deep Vakil, Class of 2020 Following the events of the Vice-Chancellor’s Townhall, which inter alia announced the night curfew, an article … Keep Reading
The Consequence of Our Convenience
By Vaibhav Parik, (Class of 2020) Last semester, as I approached the end of my first year at Ashoka, I realised a … Keep Reading
Integrity In Times Of Curfews
In light of the recently established curfew, there is an urgent need to have an open conversation. Sparsh Agarwal, Class of 2019 … Keep Reading
The Mauryan Debates
Apply here to participate in the debate! When the current Editorial Board took over The Edict at the turn of the year, we … Keep Reading
The Predicaments of a Post-Truth Era
When ‘Facts are not Facts’ activism is confused as radicalism By Gaurav Nandan Tripathi, (Undergraduate Class of 2020). The Oxford Dictionary declared … Keep Reading
Sonipat’s Economies of Vice
In the first piece by the Research Wing of the Edict, we explore the evolution of an infamous illegal shack outside Ashoka … Keep Reading
Entering Corporate Life After Ashoka
Yash Budhwar, Founding Undergraduate Batch When I graduated from Ashoka University just over a year ago, I was looking forward to my … Keep Reading
Impressions of a First Semester
The second Pro-Vice-Chancellor writes on his introduction to Ashoka University. My first days at Ashoka are in August 2017. The heat envelops … Keep Reading
Fake Lies | Of Fests & Fantasies
Rohan Parikh (Junior Correspondent at Free Press Pvt. Ltd.) Fake Lies is a satire series about Ashokan life and culture (or lack … Keep Reading
Kintsugi: Healing Together
Esther David, Batch of 2020 and Charuvi Lokare, Batch of 2019 In November 2017, Charuvi Lokare and Prachi Palod started Kintsugi: the Mental … Keep Reading