Ramrajya or Raperajya? The Hathras rape case
The media is used and manipulated according to the whims of the government. Regarding the Hathras rape case, the media acted as one of the major trigger factors.
Culture
Media representation of COVID 19: Power and media
A Foucauldian understanding of power and media can be a silver lining since, unlike Chomsky, power to Foucault and the construction of knowledge can come from multiple sources
Transcreation: How Marketing in Multiple Languages can Make a Difference
Although transcreation requires time and resources, the extra investment will likely pay for itself many times over in the long run.
Women with Women: Solidarity through Monochrome
Over the last month, my Instagram feed was flooded with monochromatic pictures of women captioned “challenge accepted.”
Women’s Road Safety: Feasible or Distant Dream?
Part of the reason why women do not feel safe in public spaces is because of the threat of gender-based offences and sexual threats.
An effort to combat acid attack
Society needs to create a place safer for women. The victims need to raise their voices again, stand, and fight for themselves.
Online Love: The effects of technology on romance
Although the generation has adopted to new technology it hasn’t changed its perspective and dogmas to a large extent.
Keep calm and Zentangle on!
Keep creating. It will change your life. Not only does creating add beauty to your life, but also it improves our attitude and personal outlook. Beckah Krahula My confessions to begin with: Confession 1: If you ask me what’s the application I use the most in my cell phone, without a second thought I would…
Look inside your kitchen, you just might save the world!
There are many benefits to becoming conscious users. We save the environment and the planet and that is by far the biggest one here on the list.
From Red flags to Rainbow flags: Understanding gender
To have a greater insight into the gender part here, here is a list of 58 genders described in a positive and satirical approach.
I am an Indian. I am from North-East
What Indians can do is- sensitize their fellow mates on the seriousness of the issue and educate themselves and also the rest of India for standing against such forms of discrimination
What’s not “Fair” in “Fair and Lovely”?
Not only Fair and Lovely, but there are also many other such creams sold in South Asia which focus on lightening the skin color and the importance of having “fair” skin. This goal has been inscribed in the minds of consumers through years of marketing campaigns designed to showcase the “advantage” of “white-skinned” or “fair-skinned” people, particularly girls.
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