Sangeetha’s family alleged that despite several complaints to the Ernakulam Central police station where the case was registered, no meassures were taken in connection with the case for over a month.

The tech giant allegedly buckled under the pressure from employees who claimed that their “lives were at risk” if Thenmozhi’s talk–which was supposedly a part of the company’s Diversity Equity Inclusivity program for employee sensitisation–went as planned. 

The student’s parents have also accused the college management of harassing her over her caste and sought police action against the institute.

Mohanan alleged that the director of Mahatma Gandhi University did everything to ensure she does not get her PhD on time, which she should have completed by 2015.

Caste doesn’t determine the amount of talent, respect and equality that a person deserves. Education needs to revolutionary and the revolution starts when we unlearn our own biases.

Dear families, a woman’s identity is not determined by how fair, beautiful and tall she is.

The question that arises is that should one read and legitimise the misogynistic and discriminatory beliefs espoused by the religious texts (not only those of Hindus)? Or reject these texts completely?

Talking about the gangrape of a 19-year-old Dalit woman, Nawazuddin Siddiqui said caste was deeprooted in Uttar Pradesh. He also revealed his grandmother was from a backward caste and that his family was discriminated

This is exactly where we need to start, as an individual, family and society. Patriarchy, misogyny and caste discrimination are literally dissolved in the normality.

What about the other women who died waiting for the same awareness and wokeness? Is it still not time for us to speak against the caste discrimination and subordination of women in general?