Didi, Bus Stop Chaloge?
By Neha Bhupathiraju A woman auto driver is a rare sight, we’d be lying if we said we didn’t instantly notice and make a mental
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Results of the 5th National Family Health Survey Shows Women Are Still Far Behind In Internet Usage
In a Survey conducted last year, as part of the fifth National Family Heath Survey (NFHS), an important question was asked – “Have you used
Supreme Court entertains a PIL Seeking Directions For Uniform Grounds Of Divorce For Women Of All Faith
#Newsbyte #1MinuteRead #UniformCivilCode #SupremeCourt #law In a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by Lawyer Ashwini Upadhyay and argued by Senior Advocates Pinky Anand and Meenakshi
18 WOMEN WHO WON NOBEL PRIZE FOR PEACE
(On This International Day Of Peace, Learn About 18 Women Who Are Recipients Of The Noble Peace Prize For Peace) 21st September is celebrated as
Announcement of Love-Jihad Bill In Madhya Pradesh Reminds Of Germany’s Rassenschande (Racial Defilement)
By Shivangi Sharma Madhya Pradesh Home Minister has announced recently to introduce the “Love Jihad” Bill in the upcoming state assembly session. The bill, to
There Are Communists in the Funhouse, Aunt Flo Has Entered the Chat and, Nations Across the World have been Swept by the Crimson Tide
Picture Credit: Monika Kozub Pragya Jain discusses #MenstrualRights over the world and some hilarious euphemisms Sitting down to write this piece has been quite a
The Bakarwal Woman
By Avani Bansal Have you ever imagined living a nomadic life, with few possessions, travelling from one place to another, calling different places your home
GUNJ by Gunjan Jain – A Homage To The Art Of Ensemble
By Pragya Jain I think it wouldn’t be a hyperbole to assume that all of us have at some point ran miles with our thumbs
Meet Anannya Parekh : A Woman On The Mission Of Making Women Financially Independent
By Pragya Jain Women Empowerment is an umbrella term which has been colloquially used to refer to a class of affirmative actions that can bridge
RUTH BADER GINSBURG – THANK YOU
By Kanishta Naithani ‘As long as I can do the job full steam, I will be here.’ When we talk about women and their careers,
Women, Resistance And The Fight Against Oppression – What Women At The Farmer’s Protest Teach Us
By Shivangi Sharma A world built on patriarchal hegemony, the task of cooking is assigned to the female gender. Yet whenever this task takes a
Gender, Language And The Law
By Avani Bansal and Vandita Morarka Is there equality of sexes in India? More than 225 years after Mary Wallstonecraft’s Vindication of the Rights of