Born Free, Raised by Rules: The Unwritten Rules of Being a Girl
The unwritten rules of being a girl begin from a very young age. Imagine a boy being constantly told how to sit, how to speak, how to dress, how to
The unwritten rules of being a girl begin from a very young age. Imagine a boy being constantly told how to sit, how to speak, how to dress, how to
The Rise of Regional Literature: Giving Voice to India’s Diverse Narratives Indiа’s “regional literature”, the articulate reflection of her political, cultural, and linguistic diversity, is a vast and varied body

Introduction The Kolkata Medical Rape Case has become a distressing example of the growing concern around delayed justice in India. A young woman, brutally assaulted within the confines of a

Introduction Through the 77 years of our country’s independence, our focus has increasingly been plunged on “empowering” women with slogans like “beti bachao, beti padhao.” Somehow we even succeeded in

“Indian law has made significant steps in safeguarding transgender rights, ensuring equality and inclusion. Thorough legislative reforms and judicial interventions have been established to protect the dignity and rights of

Introduction Workplace harassment constitutes a gross violation of women’s right to equality and dignity. It has its roots in patriarchy and its attendant perception that men are superior to women

Introduction The Supreme Court of India, in the much-awaited judgment on same-sex marriage, has given its verdict against the demand. While many say that the decision is relevant in the

Introduction The Women’s Reservation Bill of 2023 was finally passed after 27 years of struggle. The bill was passed by the Lok Sabha on 20 September with a 454-2 vote

INTRODUCTION The ideation around queer relationships and marriages has been stirring the mainstream for quite some time. While gay relationships have been recognized in most developed countries, the debate for

“Menstruation is a small price you pay for being blessed with the grandest gift you can ever wish for, and that is, to have the privilege to give birth.” –
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