My family is of the opinion that I’m ruining my life, that he tricked me into falling in love with him. That I have to choose either him or my family.

He said he doesn’t wish to talk to me anymore, I should mind my own business. This broke me, emotionally. His friends tried convincing him, that I am not the one who is positive and my father’s HIV status is nowhere related to me as a person.

I want that through my experience many girls around learn that they are never responsible for their own assault. I want other parents to understand that sexual harassment is a crime and they should protect their daughters from it- but not by caging them but by making them independent.

The outrage against Kohli is proof that it doesn’t take much in our society to turn a person from a national hero into an ultimate villain.

He insisted on accompanying me back to home and while walking he kept on brushing his hands against mine.

Garba is no longer a fun activity for women because men use this occasion to either objectify them or police them.

Why are women constantly told that marriage is the last option? If you fail in life, how can a marriage fix it? I chose to live beneath my means, rather than being married

There is so much that an Indian mother-in-law can choose not to do or say, to make her daughter-in-laws life and marriage more sorted.

As a bisexual woman I quickly realised that I was comfortable in the closet. Telling my parents that I’m not straight is something I don’t intend to do anytime soon. Here is why was staying in the closet a was the right decision for me.