Category: Woman

Before meaning comes within reach, the reader must wrestle with the words, and that struggle becomes the real pleasure of reading.

The care economy keeps women out of politics, but women in politics are the most likely actors to dismantle the care economy.

Safety is the foundation of freedom. A woman cannot fully enjoy her rights if she is constantly afraid of what might happen to her.

Amuli Devi’s journey, starting with a small loan, has transformed her family’s finances and empowered over 150 women in rural India.

Dr. Gail Omvedt constructed an independent intellectual framework rooted in the Indian context, engaging directly with Indian realities.

Through her pen, she proved that when the stories of marginalized communities are told with the right strength and honesty, they cease to belong only to that community and become part of the shared heritage of all humankind.

When thinking moves in the right direction and effort continues without pause, nothing is ever too small or too worthless.

Forgiveness only works as a gift if you’ve accepted that the giver had the right to withhold it. That’s not softness, that is patriarchy in softness’s clothing.

Breastfeeding is not simply a personal choice or a parenting practice; it is one of the most powerful investments humanity can make in health, nutrition, equality, food security, and the future of our planet.

When citizens, especially those with the least institutional power, insist on these rights, they perform an essential democratic function.

Sabitri Dora’s death is not an isolated personal tragedy but a consequence of systemic failures in the state’s social security pension delivery system.

The Ken-Betwa Link Project faces persistent questions over massive tree loss, displacement, and questionable benefits, demanding urgent reconsideration for sustainable alternatives.