-Anonymous I’m afraid of how dreadfully potent it is. That it may strike another massive blow right now as I go off on any and all tangents, makes me feel alone. I’m trying to repair the harm I’ve done. I’ve believed all through my formative years that the passing of Read more…
Aurindam BanerjeeMBBS – 2018, BPKIHS”It was the day when everything seemed to go wrong, but I believed there was a rainbow lurking there somewhere. And the rainbow finally showed up – he was finally on his end of the roof. He approached me and started with a simple ‘hi’. At Read more…
Advancing to the 21st century, a lot of changes have been observed in terms of both, social awakening and political grounds. However, one of the major issues that require attention continues to be neglected- rights of the queers. Queers and other members of the LGBTQ community continue to be treated differently and have been victims to constant prejudices. Along with other major challenges faced by them including acceptance in the society, healthcare for them remains the capital, yet unaddressed issue.
Ananya Verma MBBS-2016, BPKIHS Living in Lockdown is probably the most uncertain thing Humankind is doing right now. What is more baffling is, how a simple task of staying in our homes, has become so daunting. But, justifiably so. It is probably not the act, but the overwhelming and never Read more…
Sweekriti Mukhiya MBBS 2018, BPKIHS Exactly 24 days ago (yes, it’s been 24 days), I bid my friends farewell and headed home jubilantly. Often having complained about the shortage of holidays in medical school, I was quite pleased with the break I had been ordained to. News about the Read more…
Shravya Singh Karki MBBS 2018, BPKIHS While the COVID-19 pandemic has affected humanity as a whole and sent Nepal into weeks after weeks of absolute lockdown, a uniquely affected group is the Nepali students pursuing their higher education abroad. IN A STATE OF NO LOCKDOWN Ayam Shrestha studies in Iowa—one Read more…