Sabarimala – Symbol of Patriarchy
If Sabarimala is one of the most inclusive temples in India where even a Dalit person can be a priest and the Brahmin devotee has to touch his feet, then why does its …
In God’s Name: The Sabarimala Issue
Hailed by many, the violent aftermath of the Sabarimala judgment could have been anticipated by few. Thus, violence was witnessed all across the state with women continued to be denied …
Decriminalising Adultery: A Moral Journey
The recent judgement of the Indian Supreme Court decriminalizing adultery needs to be viewed as a shot in the arm for the larger social justice movement. Adopting a nuanced position, …
Triple Talaq Ban- Muslim Women Breathe a Sigh of Relief
Introduction Time and again, history has witnessed great revolutions- some at an international level like the worldwide cry against imperialism, and others like the Lokpal Bill agitation at smaller levels, but still great …
Where Has The Removal Of The Section 377 Debate Reached?
The Section 377 LGBTQ is an acronym which no longer requires an introduction. Most of the people in India believe in ignoring it or refuse to provide it with the …
The Unforeseen Cost of State Wide Bandh Called In Wake Of Bhima-Koregaon incident
Background: After the festivities of the new year’s eve, Maharashtra had a gloomy start to the year. iA cycle of events was put into motion which exposed the deep-rooted crevices …
On The Kolkata Moral Policing Incident: What India Can learn From Berlin
Social Tyranny “Society can and does execute its own mandates: and if it issues wrong mandates instead of right, or any mandates at all in things with which it ought …
Supreme Court’s Decision to Review LGBTQ Rights : A Decision Long Overdue
LGBTQ Rights In India It is a common fact that Ancient India was one of the most sexually liberated societies in history. Ironically, today, India is one of the most …
