Who decides what women should wear to the Parliament?
By Apurva SinghWomen politicians are supposed to wear traditional clothes to Parliament. Says who!? Is there a defined dress code to enter the Parliament? Hell...
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Women of India – Unite
Shalini is into prostitution – she has a kid who she needs to feed, and she could not think of any other way to survive....
Meet Dr. Madeline Pumariega, first female president of USA’s largest community college – Miami Dade College, Florida
By Elsa Lycias Joel Miami Dade College President Madeline Pumariega takes a break to tell Elsa Lycias Joel about her goals, plans and priorities for...
“By Their Faith”
By Elsa Lycias Joel [A Poem To Honour Our Nurses] More than just chosenA messenger of faithIn times of dejectionThere’s hope, she saithTherefore, she comes...
How Sexist Are The Words In Oxford Dictionary? Turns Out – More Than You Would Expect!
Maria Beatrice Giovanardi, started a Change.org petition in 2019, urging that Oxford Dictionary, arguably the world’s most popular dictionary, do away with its sexist definitions...
Bharat Mata – Is This Appellation Justified?
By DR. Elsa Lycias Joel A hypocritical outcry of deteriorating traditional values is often heard when a woman walks out of her marriage whereas the...
Breaking away from oppressive traditions, widows celebrate Holi and Diwali
Did You Know? For the longest time, widows in India could not play Holi. Thanks to a PIL filed filed by National Legal Services Authority...
Didi, Bus Stop Chaloge?
By Neha Bhupathiraju A woman auto driver is a rare sight, we’d be lying if we said we didn’t instantly notice and make a mental...
Results of the 5th National Family Health Survey Shows Women Are Still Far Behind In Internet Usage
In a Survey conducted last year, as part of the fifth National Family Heath Survey (NFHS), an important question was asked – “Have you used...
18 WOMEN WHO WON NOBEL PRIZE FOR PEACE
(On This International Day Of Peace, Learn About 18 Women Who Are Recipients Of The Noble Peace Prize For Peace) 21st September is celebrated as...
The Bakarwal Woman
By Avani Bansal Have you ever imagined living a nomadic life, with few possessions, travelling from one place to another, calling different places your home...
Meet Anannya Parekh : A Woman On The Mission Of Making Women Financially Independent
By Pragya Jain Women Empowerment is an umbrella term which has been colloquially used to refer to a class of affirmative actions that can bridge...