Interviews
Pornography Reduces Transwomen to a Fetish: Trinetra Haldar on Sex and Pleasure
Transgender people in this country have a history of marginalisation and criminalisation. The conversation around transgender person's bodies and ideas…
State has no Business Interfering with Most Intimate Aspects of Living: Saurabh Kirpal
Sex and the Supreme Court, edited by Saurabh Kirpal is an anthology of essays which sheds light upon the ways the…#IamSheThePeople
Exclusive: Meet first woman of colour to lead a department at Cambridge University
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaOL9L_D42o Manali Desai is a self made woman. A single mother to twins, she fought the notion 'women aren't good…Meet Manali Desai, first Indian-origin woman to head department at Cambridge University
Manali Desai has been appointed head of the department of sociology at the University of Cambridge, making her also the…
Historian Tarana Husain Khan is Writing About Women History Forgot
The State of Rampur in Uttar Pradesh has a rich history of royal Nawabi ancestors, wars and a male centric…
Story Of Delhi’s Rising Cricket Star: All-Rounder Simran Bahadur
Delhi cricketer Simran Bahadur speaks about her love for the sport, her supportive family and what keeps her motivated.
Shreya Chaudhry on Bandish Bandits, Sexism and Gender Stereotyping in films and society
“Sexism does exist. But as long as you have your conscience and you can wake up and say that I did the right thing, I don’t think anyone should question what you’re doing.” – Shreya Chaudhry
Zoom Fatigue Is Real: Students Share Their Experiences Of Online Classes
Zoom fatigue has afflicted many of us during this pandemic. The term refers to the mental exhaustion associated with online video conferencing.
Section 377 Marks Two Years: Pinklist’s Anish Gawande on the Future of Queer Politics
“A court verdict does not mean a sort of magical creation of equality overnight. A court verdict now requires us to go above and beyond”. So what lies ahead?
Interview: Stem Cell Biologist Deepa Subramanyam Says My husband Is My Biggest Champion
Being a part of this society, Subramanyam defied all the gender barriers and stereotypes by becoming one of the most successful women scientists in India. What made it possible for her was the support of her family.
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Jharkand CM Threatens to Sack Anganwadi Workers Over Pay HikeSeptember 28, 2019
