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Discover the power of respectful communication in transforming organisational culture. Learn how adopting person-first and identity-first language promotes inclusivity and understanding in the workplace.

Discover the legacy of Devika Rani, the pioneering actress and producer who transformed Indian cinema and championed women’s roles in filmmaking.

Explore how inclusive language transforms societal and organisational culture by fostering empathy, valuing diversity, and promoting equitable communication.

Kate Manne’s ‘Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny’ offers a compelling analysis of how misogyny operates to maintain patriarchal norms and punish women who challenge male dominance.

Delve into the complexities of patriarchy and feminism in India, examining historical roots, contemporary struggles, and the ongoing battle for gender equality.

Gender inequality has been prevalent since primitive times when labour was divided along gender lines—men hunted while women raised children. Despite societal evolution towards more fluid gender roles, women remain …

Why Loiter? Women and Risk on Mumbai Streets” explores the profound challenges and exclusions women face in urban public spaces, advocating for their right to loiter without fear.

The Great Indian Kitchen takes us into, well, the kitchen. Specifically, the less glamorous reality of kitchens where someone is always slicing, dicing, cooking, wiping, and cleaning, where that someone …

Medical gaslighting is a deeply misogynistic practice where women’s health concerns are often dismissed or misdiagnosed. This article explores the impact of medical gaslighting and the urgent need for change …

Sex workers are among the most marginalised groups globally, facing immense stigma and limited access to healthcare. This article delves into the challenges they encounter, the importance of recognising their …