The Digital Women Awards ceremony to be held on Nov 23, will honour India’s top women digital start-up stars at a power-packed function in Gurgaon.

“Every story has consequences when released, and that’s so powerful and inspiring,” says Spanish journalist Pilar Velasco in an interview for our new series Global Girl.

The crux of the whole discussion was to establish the fact that a city that is safe for women is safe for everyone.

At SXSW, the business and technology conference, in Austin, Texas, I heard 2020 presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren’s interview with Anand Giridharadas. Her advice to the audience was, “run for office.” She then went on to explain how President Barack Obama invited her to join his administration and she got to create an institution, the […]

Should women be able to take up space on the internet? Can this be done safely? What are ways in which women can protect themselves and their communities from online abuse? On Feminist Rani this month we explored the theme of Cybersecurity –  threats, challenges, and opportunities. In a panel discussion held at St. Pauls […]

Looking at all the horrendous stats on crimes against women — and lived experiences — we thought about doing a story on ranking Indian cities, or reflecting on rankings. Here’s why Elsa Marie D’Silva of SafeCity says that’s simply not possible in this country. She also shares a handy primer on what we need to […]

Making public spaces safe for women – our effort in this edition of FEMINIST RANI made an effort to engage with people who are using technology to help make more public spaces safer for women. “We need to stop being tolerant, we need to speak up,” insisted Trisha Shetty, Founder of She Says India. Her […]