The Independent Student Newspaper of Ashoka University

The Journey To Ubuntu 2.0!

The work for Ubuntu started 5 months ago and there have been a series of events and activities to bring its message of cultural diversity and oneness to life. Here, we chronicle the journey or the road to Ubuntu, if you may. It started off with the Lunch Time Chills: An extremely simple but fun event… Keep Reading

Ashoka Literature Fest 2019 Recap

By Surabhi Sanghi, UG20 The first ever Ashoka Literature Festival took place on 30th and 31st March with a wide range of the line up of speakers along with various activities and workshops. The speakers came from diverse fields of history, news, politics, academia etc. and included some of our beloved professors including but not… Keep Reading

Ashoka Literature Festival: The Weekend is Getting #kaafilit

Kiana Manian, Class of 2021 Ashoka is debuting its own literature festival this year, from 29th to 31st March, and needless to say, everyone is excited about it. The fest promises to be a grand affair, with prominent speakers including writers across genres, journalists, activists, performers and academics, some of them our very own, and… 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 most elite universities in America including Yale University, Stanford University, UCLA, USC and Georgetown University. The accused comprise 33 extremely wealthy parents — Hollywood actresses, real estate moguls, a fashion designer and a co-chairperson of… Keep Reading

The Lowdown on High Society Weddings

Gitika Naik, Class of 2021. Just last month, Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti delivered, what was quickly touted as, one of the best recent releases with Gully Boy. However, this talented twosome was not done showing off their directorial prowess because on International Women’s Day (8th March), they were back with another amazing project: Made in Heaven.… 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. This entails the responsibility of acting as a bridge between the government and the people; being an enabler for feedback and exposure and most importantly being providers of critique of government actions and… Keep Reading

HoR Convene to Discuss Biannual Budget

by Dhiya Sony, Batch of 2021. The fifth House of Representatives convened on 11th March, with a two-fold agenda: to discuss the eligibility of the Chairman of the Committee for Legislative Research and the First Bi-Annual Budget. In addition, the House also held a Question Hour on the February Report of the Student Government. The… Keep Reading

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