Sexual pleasure, consent are all tilted in favour of men. How can we get more women to speak up for their own rights?

Women are individuals with all the rights and freedoms that a man has. So why should they be dependent on men for anything? Why should they wait for a rich groom to fulfil their needs?

Why should women always step back during fights in relationships? Shouldn’t men too put in an equal amount of effort in resolving a dispute?

A woman on Twitter shared her story of controlling family and how it has affected her. A thousand others joined in and highlighted how skewed the power dynamics are in Indian marriage and in our society. 

The picture that left many in awe of the groom and surprised made several social media users raise questions. With little detail about the bride and groom, the picture was shared by a Twitter user named Ajit Varwandkar.

In India, marriage is considered as a pure institution that not only ties two individuals but two families. Despite this, the number of crimes against married women aka daughters-in-law have been surging incessantly. Be it dowry deaths or domestic violence, the numbers have been increasing at an alarming rate. It is ironical that most women […]

While hearing a case filed by an 80-year-old woman, a Delhi court passed the judgment that a grand daughter-in-law has no right to live in the house of the grandmother-in-law without her permission. The decision also says that the grand daughter-in-law cannot even own a portion of property in her grandmother-in-law’s house.