Chirali Sharma is the Head of Operations at ED: A Generalist Online Youth Media Blogging About Things We Need to Know. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, climate change, government and politics, as well as marketing and advertising, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Chirali's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her insights on elections, public policy, and cultural movements.
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By: Chirali Sharma
A fight in a Delhi Metro is nothing new, especially when it concerns a seat. Whether it be during office rush hour, holidays, or getting in at Rajiv Chowk, finding a seat is a rarity at those times, and it is nothing special to see minor fights break out over people tussling to get to a recently vacated one.
By: Meta Time, Chirali Sharma
The Delhi protests have now gone beyond just being about demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, the current Chief Election Commissioner of India.
By: Chirali Sharma
The Tiger Shroff attack sent the public reeling by how unexpected it was, and by the audacity with which it was done.
By: Meta Time, Chirali Sharma
It seems the Indian citizens, especially the youth, have really lost faith in the Indian judiciary. The country's judiciary consists of all the district courts, subordinate courts, state-level High Courts and of course the Supreme Court of India.
By: Chirali Sharma
Before there was Ekta Kapoor, before Bigg Boss, before Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the OG source of drama and tea would probably be the British royal family.
By: Chirali Sharma
The Indian medical field is not happy with Sunny Deol's latest film. The movie called Suryaa has come under scrutiny after the Indian Medical Association (IMA) and other such associations raised objections to its latest teaser, specifically to how the medical sector is being portrayed in it.
By: Chirali Sharma
Gen Z and Millennials across the globe have had to suffer from a plethora of stereotypes and prejudices over the course of the years. Mostly coming from boomers and Gen X, who have found something problematic with either the way they have their sandwiches, their language, their clothes, or how they behave in workplaces and schools.
By: Chirali Sharma
Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda are getting trolled heavily. But how warranted is it?
By: Meta Time, Chirali Sharma
Australia is getting a lungful of New Delhi this week, and it's entirely voluntary. In Perth, an art installation is letting locals step inside a replica of New Delhi's notorious smog.
By: Meta Time, Chirali Sharma
But that doesn't mean they don't exist. The Kashmiri LGBT community has come under the spotlight recently for a variety of reasons.
