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 | Everything you need to know about the Indian Documentary Film Festival of BhubaneswarThere will be as many as 31 movies which will be screened at the Indian Documentary Film Festival of Bhubaneswar which is right around the corner | |
 | The Jananeethi story: How this former priest has been offering free legal help to Kerala's oppressed since 1991George Pulikuthiyil about starting his battle for human rights and how standing up to big establishments and religious bodies in the church has set serious #lifegoals for Kerala's youth | |
 | Christian coed institutions 'highly unsafe' for future of girl children, says Madras HC, refuses to quash show-cause against MCC profAssistant Professor Samuel Tennyson of the Tambaram-based MCC moved the court to quash the findings of a Committee of Enquiry which probed the sexual harassment complaints against him | |
 | The King of Indian Queens: How Vikram Sridhar is retelling the stories of India's RanisIntrigued to learn more about the untold tales of women in Indian history? Then, you should attend Vikram Sridhar's Ranis of India | |
 | Hyderabad woman abused by husband, twin daughters sexually harassed by brother-in-law finally seek helpOn one of the nights, the man, identified as the husband's brother, walked in and removed his lungi and sexually assaulted the girls | |
 | Why we need to rethink the law that's 'aiding' child marriageSocial activists say that one of the main reasons children are married off is because mandatory education is only upto 14 making it easier for students to drop out
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 | Meet the man who opposed the dowry system and planted 1001 saplings insteadSaroj Kanta Biswal, is a school teacher in Odisha who asked for 1001 saplings for his wedding, instead of dowry for his wedding | |
 | Here's how Rukmini Rao has been redefining the lives of women in rural TelanganaDr Rukmini Rao has worked extensively with the rural folk of Nalgonda and Khammam, and plans to do a lot more through her Gramya Resource Center | |
 | Young girls in Bihar are using this app to fight child marriage and dowry abuseBandhan Tod is India's first ever app to successfully prevent child marriage. This UN-backed mobile-app has rescued many young girls minutes before they are married off at an early age | |
 | Daughter of a Med College Professor calls off wedding to another prof over 1 Cr dowry demandAfter calling off the wedding, the bride's family played the gracious host and broke the news to the guests only after the wedding feast was served | |
 | Teachers or defecation inspectors? How Kalam's dream for teachers may be hitting the dirtA lot of us might have seen government school teachers taking voters census in houses, and there are a lot more they have been made to do, but is that even a teacher's duty? John B Monteiro talks | |
 | According to a Rajasthan Edu Magazine, girls should sweep floor, fetch water and grind 'çhakki' to stay fit. If that's not sexist, what is?This health advice comes from a magazine that is brought out the Rajasthan Education Department | |
 | Unfair and Lovely: How Kavitha Emmanuel has been on a crusade to prove that Dark is beautiful for ten years and countingTen years down, the Dark is Beautiful campaign went viral in 2014 and received positive responses from both men and women from 18 different countries | |
 | I didn't have money to buy books, says Jabna Chauhan who became the youngest sarpanch of the country at 22No political background. No financial support. No alliances. Yet today, this former news anchor from Himachal Pradesh is India's youngest sarpanch and gets to boss around colleagues twice her age | |
 | Neeya Naana fall out: 'Helicopter' women are 0.1% of us, they are an embarrassment to women everywhere: Signed, Modern Indian WomanHere's what a Chennai-based working woman has to say after watching the recent Neeya Naana episode that's gone viral |
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