In our society why do men treat women as territories to be conquered? Why do we think that women belong to men?

Young Indian shooter Ganemat Sekhon won her first senior ISSF World Cup medal in the women’s skeet.

Every one woman out of three, in the age group of 16-49 years suffer from sexual violence says a report by WHO. Find out more here –

 Denmark has become the 12th country in Europe to recognise non-consensual sex as rape.

Most writers start their career by writing autofiction. It is the pinch of truth in a broth of drama, or sometimes otherwise, that does the trick.

Women are by far a very apologetic gender and this clearly has not helped in empowering us. So stop apologising.

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?

Women are considered incompetent in this world full of patriarchal mindset, but this 21st century needs women as their pillars to reconstruct this society into a whole new aspect. Kamala Harris has paved the way for young women like me. Heres 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 […]

Instead of ganging up against each other, calling each other names, or judging the looks and choices, we need to come together as a team to jointly fight away the monster that patriarchy is.