Sindhu Ravuri Articles

Interning at AAP's educational wing

When working with AAP this past year, I realized that revolutionary adopts diverse, modern hues
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Where are the women?

By Sindhu Ravuri
Dammit, 45 minutes late again. That means I'll get the cramped elevator for sure. If one more old man stares at my boobs I swear -
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Baahubali The Beginning - Female Domestication or Love?

A chipped, mahogany battle mask falls over the edge of a towering waterfall, inspiring Shiva to pursue the maiden behind it.
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By Sindhu Ravuri. Sindhu Ravuri, freshman, UC Berkeley is an award winning writer and journalist. She recently won UC Berkeley's Alpha Delta Phi Literary Scholarship (1st place), and CAA Leadership Award as well.
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Revolt of the Social Intellectual

Will the pen prove mightier than the sword?
By Sindhu Ravuri
Pictures Meena Yeggina
Just a day before Mahatma Gandhi's birthday in the Uttar Pradesh village of Dadri, India, a 53-year-old village blacksmith, Mohammed Akhlaq, and his family are enjoying lazy, after-dinner time together. That's when a mob of approximately 100 Hindus storm into their house.
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