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Violence Against Women Hurts The Economy
India is caught in a depressing cycle of lack of empowerment of women and low economic productivity in society There are obviously many reasons to be appalled and sickened by ...
Read MoreBlank Noise Movement Speaks Out Against Sexual Harassment
When the clock struck midnight, and we welcomed the New Year, Bengaluru had another tale to tell — a mob of men caused utter chaos as they sexually harassed women who we...
Read MoreOver 500 Years Old, This Manipuri Market Is Run Solely By Women
Their crinkled faces sport sandalwood paste and their cheeks constantly churn the deep purple of betel nut as they chirp away with their fellow shopkeepers. These are the face...
Read MoreHow The Women’s March Has United Progressives of All Stripes
The idea started with women on Facebook. On the night of Donald Trump’s surprise victory in November, a grandmother in Hawaii named Teresa Shook went online and called f...
Read MoreEnough We Will Not Be Silent Anymore
The Cinthol ad follows Indian sportswomen who have braved odds and ridicule to simply follow their hearts and make a new destiny. The ad captures the new narrative about women...
Read MoreA Fix For Gender Bias In Healthcare? Check.
When Dr. Elliott Haut and his team at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore designed their blood clot prevention protocol back in 2006, they didn’t expect to discover syst...
Read More27 Nonfiction Books By Women Everyone Should Read This Year
New year, new books. At least, that’s what we wrote back in December, when we were just starting to add titles to our 2017 reading lists. Now that we’re nine days ...
Read MoreColor Purple - The Aravani Art Project
Today, a few members of the transgender community will take over a wall in Dharavi, a slum cluster in the heart of Mumbai, and transform it into a riot of colours, as part of ...
Read MoreDon’t Just Stand There – This Mannequin Challenge Has A Message On Eve Teasing You Can’t Miss
It’s been a few weeks since the mass molestation incidents that occurred on New Year’s eve in Bangalore came to public consciousness. Debates have since raged over...
Read MoreHow To Save 32000 Lives Each Year: Replace Male Doctors With Female Ones
Doctors from Harvard have an intriguing suggestion for saving 32,000 lives each year: Make sure all senior citizens who wind up in the hospital are treated by female doctors. ...
Read MoreKALEIDOSCOPE: LUCKNOW BETWEEN PAST AND NOW
Cultures are never frozen in time, they keep moving, keep evolving.Filmmaker and writer ...
January 19 2026HEALTH: WHEN CANCER GETS PERSONAL
As cancer treatment continues to rely on averages and probabilities, a breakthrough appr...
January 18 2026GENDER: CHAI AND LOVE MEET ON STAGE
In this intimate column, Vinta Nanda writes about The Chai Queens, its emotional homecom...
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