No End in Sight to Rapes in Rajasthan
Rape is one of India’s most common crime against women. In India, a girl is raped every 20 minutes.
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Understanding Gender Politics by Dissecting Vakeel Saab’s Maguva Maguva song
Any modest attempt to understand women’s lives in general should not be starting with this type of portrayal of women.
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.
Saree: A timeless fabric for all occasions
Saree has often enjoyed the undisputed laurel of being associated with elegance and beauty. The journey of saree has indeed been a long one, traversing past generations and narrating the tale of human passion.
Indira Gandhi: An iconic woman with an enduring legacy
Indira Gandhi was the first and, to date, only female Prime Minister of India. The kind of woman she was may not be born again. Perhaps not in the next million years!
Women On Their Own: On the Women’s Reservation Bill
The women’s movement in India is at a crossroads – the health of Indian democracy depends on its struggle for the Reservation Bill.
Poem: “She”
Devastated yet agitated, she knew; now anyone in the world could she fight; Punch, slap or even bite; Safety is first, not being polite.
Period – A transition of a girl to womanhood
It’s very important to explain to people that Menstruation is nothing but a simple biological function. There is nothing impure about it. Everyone should celebrate this particular day in a girl’s life.
The cost of a divorce
A divorced woman is often a topic of gossip for the society leading to their ‘low self-confidence.’ Divorce is still considered as a taboo in many rural places in India.
A dream or not?
Never too deeply observing her bare skin. Always pulling down her skirt. Now she believes it is all a dream. Or so it seems
Women with Women: Solidarity through Monochrome
Over the last month, my Instagram feed was flooded with monochromatic pictures of women captioned “challenge accepted.”
Understanding Bulbbul
Bulbbul is the story of a witch, a chudail. For centuries women have been branded as “witches” if they failed to conform to society’s rules.
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