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A Passing Remark Is Never Just That: TNNLU VC’S Remarks On Women’s Clothing And Distraction

Guest Author17/04/202617/04/2026

by Guest Author17/04/202617/04/20260120

TNNLU VC says that female students wearing shorts “distracts” faculty members and “invites sexual harassment” (As reported by the Minutes of the Class representative meeting,...

Women’s Equality Cannot Depend On Political Arithmetic

Avani Bansal16/04/202617/04/2026

by Avani Bansal16/04/202617/04/20260213

Women’s representation in legislatures is not a technical favour to be granted after political actors finish rearranging their own distribution of seats. It is a...

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Identity on Trial: Activists and Opposition Leaders Question India’s New Trans Bill

Guest Author22/03/202622/03/2026

by Guest Author22/03/202622/03/20260665

If the whole world’s a stage, we know ours is uneven. We therefore build and rely on institutions that can sustain a civil society where...

A Nine-Year-Old, a Mountain, and Lessons That Last

Guest Author08/03/202608/03/2026

by Guest Author08/03/202608/03/20260320

Over the past three years, the young trekker from Delhi has quietly built an unusual relationship with the mountains. Annapurna Base Camp, Langtang Valley and...

When Realpolitik Forgets Women: India Votes ‘No’ Against UNHRC’s Iran Resolution

Editor28/01/202628/01/2026

by Editor28/01/202628/01/20260484

India’s vote against a United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) resolution on Iran, on 23rd January, 2026, in Geneva has been presented as a routine...

Sports

Beyond Sight: How India’s Blind Women Athletes Are Redefining What It Means to Compete

Guest Author15/01/202615/01/2026

by Guest Author15/01/202615/01/20260450

When India’s Blind Women’s Cricket Team was recently honoured alongside the country’s other World Champion squads, it marked more than just a sporting milestone—it was...

Catherine Connolly, Ireland’s New President, Is the Socialist Icon We Should All Know

Shivangi Sharma04/01/202606/01/2026

by Shivangi Sharma04/01/202606/01/20260459

2025 delivered some fascinating political breakthroughs abroad. Across multiple democracies, voters rejected long-entrenched conservative establishments and chose candidates who openly identified with the left. While...

Opinion

Women at the Helm: The Rise of Female Leaders in 2025, and What India Can Learn

Guest Author12/12/202512/12/2025

by Guest Author12/12/202512/12/20250875

History rarely announces its milestones, but 2025 seems determined to make itself heard. This year is turning out to be a defining year for women...

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The Digital Reckoning: UN Women’s Call for Tech That Serves Equality, Not Harm

Satakshi Malaviya02/12/202502/12/2025

by Satakshi Malaviya02/12/202502/12/20250416

The rapid advancement of digital technology has revolutionized communication and connection, yet it has simultaneously unveiled a dangerous new frontier for abuse and inequality. This...

Vriksha Mate ‘Saalumarada Thimmakka’: Remembering India’s Mother of Trees

Satakshi Malaviya17/11/202517/11/2025

by Satakshi Malaviya17/11/202517/11/20250879

In an immense loss for the nation, India bids farewell to a true gem, Saalumarada Thimmakka, the legendary ‘Vriksha Mate’ or Mother of Trees, who...

Sports

When Women Win, the World Finally Looks Up — Whether on a Cricket Field or a Mountain Ridge

Guest Author12/11/202512/11/2025

by Guest Author12/11/202512/11/20250647

Something shifted in India two weeks back. A women’s cricket semi-final, not a men’s match, not a token fixture, filled up DY Patil Stadium. Not...

Common Woman

Daughter Unbroken – A testimony

Guest Author10/11/202510/11/2025

by Guest Author10/11/202510/11/20250676

You put your weight on my throat once, the pain tasted copper-like, your weight crushing my neck with your leg like you wanted to erase...

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A Passing Remark Is Never Just That: TNNLU VC’S Remarks On Women’s Clothing And Distraction

Women’s Equality Cannot Depend On Political Arithmetic

Identity on Trial: Activists and Opposition Leaders Question India’s New Trans Bill

A Nine-Year-Old, a Mountain, and Lessons That Last

When Realpolitik Forgets Women: India Votes ‘No’ Against UNHRC’s Iran Resolution

Beyond Sight: How India’s Blind Women Athletes Are Redefining What It Means to Compete

Catherine Connolly, Ireland’s New President, Is the Socialist Icon We Should All Know

Women at the Helm: The Rise of Female Leaders in 2025, and What India Can Learn

The Digital Reckoning: UN Women’s Call for Tech That Serves Equality, Not Harm

Vriksha Mate ‘Saalumarada Thimmakka’: Remembering India’s Mother of Trees

When Women Win, the World Finally Looks Up — Whether on a Cricket Field or a Mountain Ridge

Daughter Unbroken – A testimony

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