Female autonomy and freedom has always threatened the patriarchy and which is why it has always tried to control, suppress and imprison female expression and power.

Dear women, let your voice break the barrier and flow out of your lips. Shout, cry and demand. Bolo. Kyunki Tum Ladki Ho. You Have The Right To Speak.

Feminism opened my eyes to the patriarchal stereotypes and restrictions that I grew up with and internalised as an unquestioned reality.

Sharad Navratri is considered one of the most divine and powerful festival of Hindu religion. It is believed that Goddess Durga descends on the earth on the first day of Navratri and stays with her devotees for nine days.

A woman who wants to take charge of her life and its decisions does not need to be a “tomboy”. Womanhood implies both salwar and jeans, innocence and power and silence and roar.

What’s wrong in addressing them as womxn if that makes them feel more accepted and valued?

Sadly, being a girl of any age is marred by sexual threat in India, but when your body changes with teenage, that is when the realisation of sexual and gender dynamics in our society fully dawns on us.

The fact that the daughter cannot continue doing the Gharonda custom, even though she loves it after she is married underlines the indispensable significance of marriage in her life.

Books can be your best friend, your teacher, and your companion. A good book can give you a life lesson which will stay with you for a lifetime. Books with different genres like romance, mystery, mythology, horror, inspirational, etc. can keep you entertained at the same time expand your horizon and your imagination. Being an […]

In a time when poetry is getting redefined with the new generation poets being part of the pop-culture, we bring you, Shaira Chaudhry’s She Woman. She Woman She’s carried you in her womb for 9 months Her organs completely displaced – Graciously making room for the foetus to lounge Bearing it with a soulful embrace […]