How Women Led India’s Story Of Resistance In 2020
It makes one believe in the power of protests to divide, yet unite.Â
CAA-NRC
Activism Of Convenience: Why Celebrities Spoke Up for Black Lives Matter But Not CAA-NRC
If Chopra or I or you are not comfortable in placing our views in front of a certain group, what is deterring us? Why is the response to any statement or view always backlash?
Ruling Party Has Actually United The People: Pooja Bhatt On CAA-NRC
Bhatt said “Our silence will not save us and neither will the government’s. The ruling party has actually united us. Students (protesting against CAA-NRC) are giving us the message that it’s time to raise our voices. We will not stop until we are heard loud and clear. Dissent is the greatest form of patriotism.”Â
Women Are On The Streets To Protest, Because They Want To
Must women always be seen as puppets of men in their family who have outsourced their activism to them?
Shaheen Bagh’s Gul Bano Protests For The Secular India She Grew Up In
“I have grown up with sweet memories of a non-communal surrounding. So these conversations around citizenship based on religious identity hurt me a lot,” says Gul Bano.
Continuous Internet Part Of Right To Live? What The Youth Thinks
According to the Allahabad High Court, discontinuation of access to internet is a ” violation of Article 21 of the Constitution of India.” Article 21 guarantees the right to live.
CPI-M Workers Irked By Jamia’s Aysha Renna Naming Kerala CM
The use of Kerala CM’s name in her speech did not go down well with the workers of the left party who instantly demanded an apology from Renna. They brought her speech to a halt and asked her to share her opinion at her house.
We know what we’re protesting against: Young women of Shaheen Bagh
“Seeing all that is happening in the country, I see a bleak future for my children. My girls watch police crackdown on the news and ask me whether the police will come to our house or not and beat us up like how they show on TV?” laments Neha Khan.
