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Love, Power and Femininity: Rediscovering Satyajit Ray’s Mahanagar

Vijayata Pervez - 03/05/2023

In a world where we are well aware that superheroes are mostly boys and princesses are girls, it becomes difficult to model leadership for young women.

Teaching little girls to lead

Efforts to prevent violence against women and girls should be based on careful identification of causes

Here’s What’s Important to Consider this International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls

Varsha Das’ ‘Mahila Padh-Likh Le To

Varsha Das’ ‘Mahila Padh-Likh Le To?’: A Feminist Text, A Humanitarian Cause

A father and child enjoy a moment of unconditional trust through the practice of freedom.

Love as the Practice of Freedom

Women’s Claim over Professional Aspirations take a toll Amid Taxing Work...

Vijayata Pervez - 31/08/2021 0

How a Soviet miner from the 1930s helped create today’s intense...

Bogdan Costea and Peter Watt - 14/07/2021 0

IQ tests can’t measure it, but ‘cognitive flexibility’ is key to...

Barbara Jacquelyn Sahakian, Christelle Langley, Victoria Leong. - 09/07/2021 0

The Soul of Education

Rachael Kessler - 31/05/2021 0

PROTESTORS

Achieving gender equality in India: what works, and what doesn’t

Smriti Sharma - 30/05/2021 0

Dambudzo Marechera was a Zimbabwean novelist, short story writer, playwright and poet

One Marechera, two points of view

Makhosazana Xaba - 26/05/2021 0

Indian women working on the fields/Pixabay

Increased farm work negatively impacts women’s nutrition: study

Sahana Ghosh - 17/05/2021 0

Despite decades of independence, why do women still not have an adequate representation in India's workforce?

The Conspicuous Absence of Women in India’s Labour Force

Smriti Sharma - 01/05/2021 0

The Black Mambas. Image courtesy of Black Mambas APU.

Plans to Prevent Future Pandemics Must Consider Gender Issues, too

Tyler Nuckols - 29/04/2021 0

Phuntsok Wangchuk, a Buddhist monk guides and cares for pilgrims that visit the sacred wetlands part of the Bhagajang Wetland Complex in Arunachal Pradesh. The high altitude wetlands that have ecological and cultural significance were being impacted by tourism. Illustration by Kowsick Borgohain for Mongabay.

The monks who protect the Bhagajang wetland

Ranju Dodum - 27/04/2021 0

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