The fight against patriarchy will go on but meanwhile, women must also learn to stop punishing themselves for anything and everything that happens to them. 

The elderly couple had no plans to get married but as they were done listening to the taunts of the society and their impudent approach towards them

Whenever you feel, there is wrongful, casual demonisation of the women in your lives, speak up, support them, and educate others around you.

There are cultures around the world where sex is celebrated and is an act of happiness. The misogynistic stickers of “izzat” and “sharam” are just trying to control our sex life. Not only do they suck at that job, they are also itchy and give us psychological scars. It is 2021 folks!

It’s next to impossible for almost everyone to come to terms with the fact that I am not searching for “the right one”.

From the era of Rekha to the era of Ananya Pandey, governments have changed, political dynamics have changed, technology has changed. However, the two things which have remained unfettered are the unrealistic hype around Iphones and the forceful feminization of the colour pink.

Waistlines of Indian women often remain objects of scorching gazes and continuous ogling. If these waistlines do not fit a particular size or shape, they are condemned. Why?

We all are familiar with this phrase in indian society. To fit in this society, to not face judgement, we always wonder about “log kya kahenge”. And it’s not just your face, your manners, your conversations – every single thing is judge. And baat baat par, this phrase is thrown at us. Dark circles? Hairy […]

Here is a list of 11 things that scandalise our sanskaari society, and we wish it would just stop, and learn to mind its own business.

Ultimately, what matters is what we give back to the world; both, with our profession and beyond it. Identifying the areas that need our support, gathering the right kind of ideas to change the current state of affairs will change the world.