Eleven Women Appointed As Union Ministers In The Reshuffled Council Of Ministers
On 7th July, Wednesday, the Cabinet of the Central Government was reshuffled, with a positive change towards gender equality. Seven women got placed in Mr....
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Month : July 2021
No Entry for Men – Umoja Uaso: Kenya’s Women-Only Village
Gender inequality is the blemish of the 21st century, a remnant of the past that the tide of time should have long washed away. It’s...
Marital Rape: A Social and Legal Paradox
Despite 75 years of independence, the social status of women in India still stands in shadows. Grievous crimes and alarming rates of pending cases portray...
Dereliction Of The ‘Other Gender’: Deprivation Of Minor Male Sexual Assault Victims By The ‘Skin-Touch’ Doctrine
COVID-19 has been a fertile spawning field of sexual violence. Where some Courts have been deontological and acknowledging of this phenomenon, certain judgments act as...
Chetna Gala Sinha – Churning The Courage Of Rural Women Into Capital
Chetna Gala Sinha is an Indian social activist working to empower women in drought-prone areas of rural India by teaching entrepreneurial skills, access to land...
7 Lesser Known Facts About Khajuraho Temples
By Avani Bansal We are a country full of paradoxes. While we have the second largest population in the world (soon going to be the...
Boyfriend Kills Girlfriend And Her Family To Avoid Marriage In Madhya Pradesh
By Satakshi Malviya The Rajput boyfriend brutally murdered his Dalit girlfriend and her family to avoid marriage. After 48 days, five half-rotten bodies were recovered...
Nivedha R.M – Recycling Waste Into Wealth
By Srinivas Rayappa “I only feel angry when I see waste. When I see people throwing away things we could use” – Mother Teresa Bengaluru,...
In Conversation with Divija Bhasin, Counselling Pyschologist
With social media taking over the world, we have a myriad of content creators using their platform to raise awareness on various issues including mental...
Censorship And Cinematograph Act of India – Will The Hammer Stop?
By Kanika Bhatia A very hardened rule of any right wing political government lives upto to the hammer analogy. If all you have is a...
A person of Pride- Joyita Mondal India’s first transgender Judge
By Muskan Rani Achieving a position or being a first in any field would make anyone feel great, but no one sees the hardships faced...
Ford Foundation Commits $420 Million Towards Gender Equality
By Muskan Rani The world we live in still has a long way to go to achieve gender equality. There are several countries that are...