Public Outrage On Kolkata Doctor’s Death Case
Rape and murder, considered brutal crimes, almost always evoke huge public outrage. Such is the recent case of a man, named Sanjay Roy, who is...
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Gender Parity At The 2024 Paris Olympics: Really A Tale Of Winning Together?
Vinesh Phogat’s tale is the latest testimony to the quote above – as she has proven her mettle, truly! In general, the 2024 Paris Olympics,...
Champions of Change: Supreme Court’s Verdict on Strengthening Women’s Maintenance Rights
Women in India, like in most developing countries across the world, have suffered long-standing oppression to the point where taglines such as “striving for gender...
Steering the ‘Menstrual Leave Policy’ Debate in a Legal Direction
The long-standing debate regarding menstrual leave policy (hereinafter referred to as ‘the policy’) has erupted once again since the Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking...
Core Values of Democracy Under Threat: Analysis of the Sanction of Prosecution Against Author Arundhati Roy Under UAPA in 2010 Case
Arundhati Roy, a renowned author, awardee of the Man Booker Prize for Fiction (1998) for her outstanding debut novel The God of Small Things and...
नई संसद : परंतु क्या महिलाओं के लिए भी कुछ बदलेगा?
बीते रविवार को हमारे प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने विवादों को दरकिनार करते हुए नया संसद भवन देश को समर्पित कर दिया और इतिहास में अपना...
When Will the Feminist Movement Become Intersectional?
White feminism focuses on achieving white female equality at the expense of women of color. Although many may consider it an issue of the past,...
The Future of Socially Responsible Investing: Why Female Leadership Matters
Socially responsible investing has been gaining traction as more and more investors seek to put their money where their values are. And as the industry...
Climate Change’s Gendered Impact: Stories of Women on the Frontlines
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges humanity faces, and its impacts are felt around the world. But the effects of climate change are...
Bharat Mata : Not An Idea Supported By The Constitution
The Constitution of India doesn’t provide for a gender for ‘Bharat’. The very first Article of the Indian Constitution states that ‘India, that is Bharat,...
Where Are The Women?
Amidst the cacophony of loud sloganeering, emotive faces of all ages, sharing the same curious look and glimmer of hope - we have been wading...
Power impacts consent
With the overarching concern of preventing sexual violence and a much sturdier expectation of navigating the concept of consent in physical relationships and the unavoidable...