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 | Dear Trollanmaar, think you've hit Parvathy where it hurts? Perhaps. But your time will come SOON!The internet has been mercilessly trolling Parvathy over her opinion on misogyny in cinema. But the trolls don't realise that what goes around comes around | |
 | Was that a 'Youthquake'? Must be 'fake news'. Here are words that trended in 2017Complicit, Feminism and Truth have been named top words of 2017 by several dictionaries and a language monitoring body as words used most by people this year | |
 | Salem Suicide Pact: How our campuses are failing to protect LGBTQ studentsThe two girls apparently had an 'inappropriate relationship' which the teachers were unhappy about and suggested that the parents send them to counselling | |
 | Every 15 mins he used a sexual metaphor in class and smirked: Jadavpur University's students on how their prof sexually abused themThe students have been boycotting the professor's classes but no amount of protests and demands have altered the administration's stance, even new batch of students are wary of him | |
 | The Kavita Kane interview: Why Feminism in Indian mythology matters todayGoing back to how she began writing, much before her first book Karna’s Wife gave her a cult following, Kane was a journalist who had ‘not handled creative writing — not even in a college magazine | |
 | ME TOO: A lawyer's initiative to name academicians guilty of sexual assault brings 58 prominent names to the list, including nine from Delhi UniversityWhile the FB initiative has gained its share of supporters, several women activists have objected to the initiative that names or accuses men without substantiation or reason | |
 | One shot of audacity, no sugar: Meet this internet sensation who has been sensitising the cyberworld way before #MeTooWith the keyboard as her sword and social media as her turf, internet sensation Satshya Anna Tharien speaks about stereotypes and using social media as a key weapon to fight it | |
 | Meet the 12th grader who's saying #NoMore to abuse: Sanya Runwal just wrote a book about abused women and it's pretty powerful12th grader Sanya Runwal is out with her first book, Ten Dollar Bride. She talks about how she became a feminist and what keeps her going | |
 | Why Director Aparna Malladi's Girls-Only Jane Austen Book Club may be the perfect way for Hyderabadis to brush up on their classicsThe filmmaker and avid reader has thought up a novel way to discuss the timeless women in Jane Austen and is sure to get a lot of like-minded people on board | |
 | Culture machine lets women leave for their periods: Digital media company's HR bosslady says that male employees loved the idea!Culture Machine, which is also the parent company of Chennai's PutChutney has decided to give their women employees an off on the first day of their period, an option available on leave applications | |
 | What would you do if you got the first day off on your period: These answers will surprise youThe entertainment company Culture Machine just announced that it would give women employees the first day off of their periods. We asked a couple of women what they would do if they got the day off! | |
 | Adios Prince Charming, Glass slippers and voiceless Princess! Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls introduces strong female leads into the world of fairytalesElena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo, authors of Goodnight Stories reveal why they felt the need to write a book that features the inspirational stories ofa hundred extraordinary women. | |
 | Check out Heel the World, an app that allows young women to network with each other and make friends without sounding like TinderThis new app from Aisle helps like-minded women connect with each other and network in a world that's increasingly becoming more and more socially impervious — and unsafe for women | |
 | Let's talk, period! Here's how this 19-year-old boy's initiative is spreading awareness about menstruation among school studentsThrough The Red Cycle, Arjun Unnikrishnan and his team of 25 volunteers create forums of discussions in schools and colleges across Kerala to spread awareness about menstruation and menstrual health | |
 | You can't please everyone: Now that she's done, MCC's first College Union Society Chairwoman talks about her year in the hot seatRebecca Catherene, who has been heading Madras Christian College's CUS this past year, looks at her year in review and talks about the experience of being a woman in college politics |
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