Man made nationalism? Chauvinistic language on news panel debates
Nationalist discourse is inevitably dragged into misogyny on news debates, as masses might feel connected to such language over social media.
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Movie Review: Sanya Malhotra’s stirring performance in MRS
The film ‘Mrs’ highlights entrenched patriarchy affecting both men and women, depicting Richa’s struggles with traditional roles, societal expectations, and emotional exhaustion in household duties.
Puratchi Thalaivi Jayaram Jayalalithaa in Tamil Nadu
Powerful leadership of Jayalalithaa in Tamilnadu focuses on women empowered participation in politics.
Women’s Reservation System in Bangladesh: A Review of On Ground Policy
Political Representation is integral to bring structural changes in the way the society is governed. Opportunities to women in politics promotes gender equality and makes way for more just and equal society based on policies and practices that cater to the needs of underprivileged women.
Diversified ethnic demography of Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, these ethnic identities and groups have further played the role of creating political power blocs centred around them. The regions of the country are further divided on the basis of such ethnic identities.
An open letter to everyone struggling with PCOS
I wanted to share my journey with you because I want you to know that you are not alone.
Fumbling through Bumble – Confessions of Using an ‘Unsanskari’ Dating App
Here, on a dating app, you’re asked about actual things that you want from a relationship – like if you want kids, want to hook up or basaofy your ghar grihasti. These are some pertinent, deal-breaking points in a relationship that you get to tackle from the get-go.
Examining the Nature of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
In order to remove this deficiency in civil law and keeping in mind the rights guaranteed under Articles 14, 15, 19 and 21 of the Constitution of India, the Parliament enacted the Domestic Violence Act to provide for a remedy.
India after Independence: A New and Divided Nation
In 1947, India had a population of 345 million. It was split. The high and lower castes, as well as the dominant Hindu population and other religious Indians, were divided. A wide diversity of languages, fashions, cuisines, and occupations were spoken in this large territory. How could they be forced to live in harmony inside one nation?
Gendered Experience of WFH, through Susan Moller Okin’s Work
Women in heterosexual marriages or domestic partnerships do not enjoy the comfort of the home as their male partners do.
Re-shaping Women’s Agency: Silenced Voices within the Periphery of Northeast India
Women’s empowerment is a multi-dimensional concept at the intersection of tradition and modernity, possibilities emerge within this nexus.
Women with Women: Solidarity through Monochrome
Over the last month, my Instagram feed was flooded with monochromatic pictures of women captioned “challenge accepted.”
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