It has been a fantastic revelation for me to know that condoms can be dated back to as early as 3000 BC, which is 5000 years ago. Indeed, the condom has come a long way from that, and there has been developed in that area; however, the industry of male contraception has not flourished. All […]

Indian women are a force but more often that’s not what makes us the headline is a horrifying statistic.

Even if more women take birth and step into the world, their birth won’t matter if they are reduced into just another subject of rape culture.

There is a need to read between the lines and analyse the data to understand the larger issues of access to safe abortion care and women’s rights, which at present remain largely untouched.

There are many reasons why people have no or fewer children than planned towards the end of their reproductive years.

The pandemic is not over yet. So everyone needs to be protected from the fatal virus. And everyone includes women too. Have we forgotten that?

Discrimination, stereotypes, especially single women stereotypes, and patriarchy still exist in India today, despite the fact that there are more single women than at any other time in history in the history of India.

Governments can adopt a partnerships-based approach for providing social infrastructure and services for prevention of VAW. Public private partnership (PPP) mechanisms can be deployed to mobilise additional resources from the private sector.

Here are some reasons why we shouldn’t pat our backs for our apparently improved sex ratio.

Although a majority of the women I spoke to expressed a desire for a child, a third said they felt uncertain about having children, while five said they wanted to remain childfree.