The Hurdled Road to Campus: An Investigation into the Process of Returning
– By Deep Vakil (ASP21), Riddhi Verma (UG22), and Soumil Agarwal (UG23) Trigger warning: mentions of sexual/physical abuse When Vice-Chancellor Malabika Sarkar … Keep Reading
The Solution To Ashokan Apathy Is Already Here
– By Arundhati Srinath (UG21) During the first-ever Accountability Debate, former member of the 4th House of Representatives, Akshay Ramkumar, claimed that … Keep Reading
‘Key Issues’ of the 2021 SG Elections
By Arya Shukla and Nishtha Khunteta This year, all the parties and independents announced the key issues that they wish to raise … Keep Reading
Student Politics: Latest Updates
Standing at the ballot box, every student deserves to be armed with the information they need to critically evaluate the candidates and … Keep Reading
‘InFocus’ in focus: What The Candidates Said
The Ashoka University Election Commission and the Edict continued from last year their collaboration to organise InFocus, which follows the format of … Keep Reading
Meditations on Inclusivity and Other Stuff Dhamma Said
By Isa Ayidh and Nishka Mishra, UG 22 What is the most stressful part of the elections? Vague candidate statements. One Dhamma … Keep Reading
A Love Letter to Ashokan Student Politics
By Akila Ranganathan (ASP21) Every year since I’ve joined Ashoka, I’ve always had a fixed schedule for the first few weeks of … Keep Reading
“Trust is AUEC’s Greatest Asset”: Ex-CEO Suggests Ban on Former Commissioners Joining SG
By Shashank Mattoo (UG20) Ashokan elections never fail to disappoint. As someone who spent two years in the Ashoka University Election Commission … Keep Reading
The Forgotten Civic Right: Why and How to Contest Elections
In discussions about civic rights, the right to vote is emphasised, and rightly so. But this right, often framed as a duty … Keep Reading
Seeing Identity through Art
Saadia Peerzada, Undergraduate Batch of 2022 The basic human acts of talking about our differences, asking questions respectfully, and being acceptive of … Keep Reading