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On 13 June, when #Israel attacked #Iran, thousands of Indian students studying in Iran were later evacuated through India’s diplomatic efforts. Shakibul Raza, an MBBS student studying in Arak city, which is 300 km southwest of the capital, Tehran, narrates his journey of escaping war-torn Iran.
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#anshulakapoor spoke to The Quint about her experience on #thetraitors hosted by #karanjohar, the impact it had on her mental health, the content shown on the 'garb on reality show', being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, and more.
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Replug | As part of Queer, Not Quiet’s “Our Lives, Our Terms”, we brought together two queer individuals and the women who raised them, for a conversation filled with honesty, humour, and heart. The conversation opens the door to a space many of us rarely get to see: real talk between generations, where love evolves, questions are welcomed, and acceptance is a journey.
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In an exclusive interview with The Quint, UK-based Indian-origin professor Nitasha Kaul speaks about the cancellation of her OCI status on 18 May. She says that not only are the government's allegations against her 'unsubstantiated', but the letter addressed to her mentioning that her OCI has been revoked is backdated — which, she alleges, prevented her from responding on a timely basis. Kaul also says that demanding accountability from the government over the Pahalgam terror attack is not 'anti-national'.
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For this queer couple from Bombay, the end of Section 377 wasn’t just a legal shift — it was a turning point in how they navigated public space, family, and future plans. As part of Queer, Not Quiet’s “Our Lives, Our Terms”, we share with you stories of quiet changes and resistance from queer people in their everyday lives. In this video, we revisit what life has looked like for LGBTQ+ couples in post-377 India.
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In March 2025, a hair oil claiming to treat hair fall was heavily promoted on social media. Local celebrities from Punjab also actively endorsed this oil. Thousands of people went to this camp. However, when people returned from the camp after applying this oil on their heads, they began to experience burning sensations in their eyes and on their skin. Gradually, this irritation—or rather, these side effects—intensified to the point of becoming unbearable. Panic spread throughout the city. More than 200 people suffered from a severe eye infection.
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Replug | In a world obsessed with labels, Patruni Sastry and Rajeshwari chose love - messy, flamboyant, queer, and real. As part of Queer, Not Quiet’s “Portraits of Pride”, we share the story of Patruni, a pansexual drag performer from Hyderabad who has lit up stages across India. But the spotlight is only part of the story. Behind every performance is Rajeshwari - a cis-het woman who stood by their partner in heels, sequins, and storms.
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As well-intentioned as it is, #sitaarezameenpar , from director RS Prasanna and #AamirKhan Productions, struggles to make us feel as much as it hopes. Not only that, it drops the ball on most fronts—as a feel-good dramedy, as an underdog sports saga, as a message movie, and above all, as an Aamir Khan movie.
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