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Ravi Kaushal
‘Never Felt This Insecure on Campus,’ Says Female JNU Student after Encounter with Drunk Guard
04 Apr 2020
‘Cyclops claims that it is run by Ex Servicemen. Now, these men are misbehaving with us. I wish to ask our Vice Chancellor, who is responsible for our security?’
Mehar Kakkar
A Young Professional Fights Sexism During Covid-19 Lockdown
03 Apr 2020
Behind closed doors, on a personal level, women are coming to terms with gender discrimination and demanding parity.
Sanjeev Kumar
Women are More Prone to Violence and Extra Workload During Total Lockdown
01 Apr 2020
While women seem to have better resistance against COVID-19, we need to be careful about different injustices they may face during total lockdown.
Mohd. Imran Khan
Nirbhaya's Death Row Convict Akshay's Wife Seeks Divorce
17 Mar 2020
According to sources close to Akshay’s family in a village in Aurangabad, it is a last bid by his family to give a new twist to the case.
Vrinda Gopinath
The Unholy Mix of Holi, Misogyny & Communal Prejudice
10 Mar 2020
The toxic masculinity that Sangh and its affiliates spew, has been mainstreamed with the Modi Government in power today.
Ravi Kaushal
Submissive Citizens in Making: DU Hostels Impose Strict Curfew Times, Residents on Strike
09 Mar 2020
The residents of girls’ hostels, who have been on strike for 11 days, alleged that the rules of the hostels have been drafted in a manner that penalises them for realising their dreams and even…
ISMAT CHUGHTAI
Communal Violence and Literature
08 Mar 2020
An irreplaceable part of the Progressive Writers' Association, along with other litterateurs like Saadat Hasan Manto and Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Chughtai is considered to have trailed a new blaze in the…
Ranjini Basu
Invisible Women and Delhi Riots: Notes from a Relief Camp
07 Mar 2020
When it comes to compensation for losses, the economic losses of home-based workers, mainly women, continue to be hidden from the state’s recognition.
Anees Zargar
Due in Delhi for a National Award, Arifa Struggles to Keep Her Business Afloat in Srinagar
06 Mar 2020
Close to 70,000 people lost their livelihoods in Kashmir’s handicraft sector, a Rs 1000 crore industry which engages nearly three lakh people.
Sumedha Pal
PM’s Social Media Handles: What Women Do and DO NOT Need
06 Mar 2020
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has the highest number of lawmakers (21) in Parliament facing cases related to crimes against women.