BIn a fight to break one stigma aren’t we giving birth to another stigma?

Meet Suchi Ta, who is a social worker, fashion designer, and an artist. She runs an NGO which is making masks during this lockdown by engaging  daily wage workers.

One of the women was returning to her hometown in a Balangir-bound train gave birth to a baby girl. Another woman was travelling in a Shramik Special train and gave birth to a baby while being taken to a hospital at Jharsuguda.

Ardern’s popularity reached up to 59.5 percent which shows a rise of 20.8 points from the previous poll. It’s the highest score for any leader in the history of the Newshub-Reid Research poll.

Corona warriors: Assam women Self Help Groups (SHG) make masks under the brand name ‘Asomi’ and are distributing it across the state.

8 examples of what kind of support women need from their families in order to set new examples and fight against the patriarchal setup. Families supporting females means positive chances in foundation of society which will reap into a tree of equality.

“It’s an honour to win the Fed Cup Heart Award as the first Indian. I dedicate this award to the entire country and to all my fans and thank everyone for voting for me.”

SP Rattana Ngaseppam makes her father proud. The image of daughter and father goes viral where the father is seen counting stars on the uniform. And the daughter is proudly looking at the reflection of stars in her father’s eyes.

India’s obsession with fair skin tone is limitless. And the number of girls who have been the victim of this obsession is countless. The idea that fair skin is more attractive and superior was perpetuated and strongly reinforced by colonialism. And since then the society, Bollywood movies, television ads have left no stone unturned to constantly remind how bad it’s to have a dark skin tone.

With men and boys sharing the load of household duties, does it mean that we have finally broken the stigma around them?