The backlash against it doesn’t make sense, as nowhere does it reject the practice of Kanyadaan. It only asks for a daan of the groom too.

Not enough advertisements show women driving, be it cars or bikes. Are women not seen as potential buyers, or is it plain sexism?

Imagine a day in the life of a married urban Indian woman. As a homemaker, she runs a house in the capacity of an entrepreneur, sometimes with multiple employees; maintains balance sheets and makes budget allocations; functions as a family nutritionist; and acts as universal caretaker/nurse; all unpaid and sometimes thankless jobs. On the other […]