Varisha Tariq

VarishaTariq

Varisha Tariq is a writer working with the intersectionality of gender, class and global politics with culture. She has been published in an anthropological book 'People called Lucknow' and in news outlets like Vogue, Refinery29, Metro.UK Stylist Magazine, Fodor, CH-VOID, Foyer Magazine, Your Story, Feminism In India and Hindustan Times.

Pursuing adventure in Goa as a plus-size woman... and healing my heart

Global, Published July 30, 2024

At a crossroads in my career, sense of self and confidence in my body, little did I realise what a month in India's famous beach state would do for my soul.

Decolonising self-love: Coming back home to me

Global, Published January 24, 2024

Mirrors can often be a reflection of the external voices that surround your appearance. Very rarely do you see yourself for who you are. You see what your mother thinks you look like, or what your lover loves about you, or the parts the world has validated or invalidated.

Outrage at jail sentence for UK woman who had late-term abortion

News, Published September 3, 2023

A woman has been sentenced to prison for 28 months for aborting her baby using drugs.

Meritocracy isn’t working for Muslim women in India

News, Published May 30, 2023

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