“To Be Or Not To Be A Mother- I Had To Decide”
I had conceived, as a single unmarried girl in an act of love. I was with a person I had fallen in love with and
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Charity Begins at Home: Political Parties Must Lead the Way to Make Working Spaces Safe for Women
The mind-numbing story of the brutal rape and murder of a young doctor at RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata has left us all aghast! Colloquially
THE COMMON WOMAN: “Hey, So How’s Your Day Looking Today?”
We chat for about ten-fifteen minutes before he takes his pre-workout snack and rushes off to the gym. Sometimes, I go with him to the
Book Review: Last Night I Dreamed of Peace
When my Welsh friend who spent years teaching high school in Vietnam, suggested I Dreamed of Peace, I didn't hesitate to pick it up. He
Teachers’ Day Special: Ms. Anulata Singh-An Educator Par Excellence
Clad in a pink georgette sari on the special request of her students, the Head Mistress of Government Middle School No. 51, Kulkarni Nagar, Indore,
The Shrinking Public Spaces For Children: The Fear After The Kolkata Rape Case And The Potential Over-Reliance On Screens
The recent Kolkata rape case has reignited discussions around the safety of public spaces, particularly for women and girls, in India. The brutal nature of
Peeling the Biases Towards the Food Choices
Food has a magical effect on people. When we are having a terrible day, a good day, or celebrating, it has the power to change
Know Avani Lekhara: An Indian woman, a Paralympic Gold Medallist
24 shots, that was all it took to make or break your dreams on a global platform. 24 shots, that was what it took for
The Common Woman: “I Had SEX, A Lot of It”
As yet another body is discovered drenched in blood, the society pleads with me to consider, "What if she was your sister or mother"? Her
The Womb Launches : The Common Woman
We have built a society where ‘the common man’ is the general applicable standard. In our society, the women and their voices are often invisibilised
Police Torture of Dalits in Madhya Pradesh: Beyond a Law-and-order Failure!
Police torture has been an issue in India since time immemorial. Legislators have always framed laws from an angle of curbing police torture. Yet, the