Vatya Raina
Vatya is a Master’s student of Women’s Studies at Tata Institute of Social Sciences. She has played an active part in student politics with her organisation, AISA (All India Students Association) and continues to be a part of it. Her view of the future is intersectional and she believes in change. The love for theatre keeps her alive. She fears silence the most.
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