Women of Hindi Literature
By Prakhar Tripathi Literature has always been one of the driving forces behind a nation’s cultural development. With the advent of high speed internet and...
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Yes, I was overprotective and over concerned!
By Gaurav Jain It was a sunny afternoon in May 2008 and we both were interning in Delhi. She was my closest friend at that...
Roshanara Begum: A Princess or a Powerhouse?
By Barun Ghosh The wider Indian audience, including many women in the 21st century believe that this is the most emancipated age of women and...
Class of 2020 and Mental Health
By Ambica Verma I honestly didn’t take the hostel evacuation notice all too seriously. It was abrupt and the notice read five days. So I...
Pink Tax- The Cost of Being a Woman
by Vidhi Damani Yet another manifestation of the economic disparity created between men and women due to the patriarchal structure of society is “pink tax”....
Women’s Reservation Bill
By Maitreyi.C From New Zealand‘s Jacinda Ardern to Bangladesh’s Sheik Hasina Wazed, women all over the world are taking over the field of politics. India...
I Am A Girl. So Dear Society, May I Be Friends With A Guy Without Your Undue Interference?
By Sruthi Sadhasivam Why is it that a guy-girl relationship is always considered a taboo in India? Can guys and girls be friends? Is that...
It’s Time That Women Are Paid For Their Household Work
By Prakhar Tripathi and Sanchit Seth Mom I need to eat pavbhaji today. Mom I need chole today; mom the food is so bad. Mom...
What Sanya Malhotra’s Character In “Photograph” Teaches Us About Love?
By Rishi Thakur “Photograph”, a low budget 2019 Hindi movie, high on content is a cinematographic delight for those seeking true meaning of love and...
Aadhi Abadi Pura Haq (Half Population, Full Rights!)
By Anmol Jolly A number of powerful women have shaped the course of history with their intelligence, strength, passion, and leadership qualities. They have challenged...
Anatomy of Gendered Academia: What Early Career Scholars Should Know
By Rohini Sen I started teaching at 25 with no prior experience of doing so but unbound enthusiasm for it. Early career teaching in India...
Our Kaamwali’s tale
By Rohit Shankar and Disha Adhikary For some of us, our earliest memories include these women, who’ve slipped silently in and out of our lives....