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Climate Change: Uneven Impact?
When climate change occurs, men frequently relocate, typically from rural to urban areas, in search of better job opportunities and future prospects. Men often do jobs which get shut down or impossible to work due to change of climate and for that they have to find new employment in new sectors and advance with skills, for that they have to relocate to far away places just for a basic meagre salary for their family. This migration keeps women in their homes, which makes wome


Exploring Gender Roles: Gender Inclusivity and Gender Sensitisation
Socially defined gender roles establish the expectations, rights, and responsibilities of each gender based on their identity (West & Zimmerman, 1987). Women in developing societies suffer from many deprivations, often limited by the demands of caring for others and restricted by gender roles embedded in cultural, social, and economic institutions that dictate how individuals engage, work, and contribute to society (Sen, 1999).


From Tradition to Transformation: Rethinking Marital Rape Laws in India
We are no longer tolerating the old system, which was based on the premise that a wife should submit to her husband's sexual desires at all


Gender Discrimination in Religious Traditions
Religious spaces, long seen as bastions of spiritual guidance and moral authority, have often reflected and perpetuated the societal norms


Barbara Welter’s ‘Cult of True Womanhood’ - And its Absolute Pervasiveness in Screen Prejudices
A simple yet powerful essay written by an unassuming professor at Hunter College caught the attention of the feminist, anti-feminist, and


SONAGACHI “TREE OF GOLD’’
Since its inception, sex work has been a contentious issue, particularly in a nation like India where morality and ethics are the only


Ambubachi : The goddess menstruates
Focusing on society, culture, religion, mythology, religious orthodoxy, philosophy, spirituality, and history, the article goes on to merge


Writing Women into Silences Experiences of Women during Partition
Women are most commonly perceived as repositories of familial honour with their bodies being protected, surveilled, and immured within the b


Re-Imagining Feminism with Dalit Praxis
Caste and Gender both are forms of hierarchy, enclosing a relationship. Both are mediums to discriminate collectively, representing how...


The Watcher in the Rye: Reflecting on the Male and Female gaze
“ Man is the bearer of the gaze, woman is the object." - Laura Mulvey


THE SIN OF BEING A WOMAN
Power and authority have always flattered human beings, the sense of superiority has fuelled misogyny and patriarchy...
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