- Search results for feminism
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 | Kelirondu Katheya: Meet the NRI couple whose Kannada podcast has 30,000 listeners across the USAAnand Hemmige, who has successfully established a Kannada podcast for kids living abroad, tells us how these podcasts are helping kids develop their listening skills and get in touch with their roots | |
 | This IIFT student's debut novel shows us the life of the people in the SunderbansAmbika Barman's book Womb of fireflies hit the stands during the first week of March. The story is set in G Plot, an island in the Sunderbans | |
 | Meme this way: Meet the peeps who make India's best loved memesYou've shared them. You've laughed at them. You've marvelled at the wit. Have you wondered who was behind them? We talk to young meme artists in India to find out how it is helping them to | |
 | Study, but stay within limits and wear purdahs: Why AMU Islamic student group's poster reeks of patriarchyIslamic Youth Federation of Aligarh Muslim University had put out a poster saying how a Muslim woman should be like a caged bird and be protected from communism, feminism, liberalism and atheism | |
 | The Therukural Story: How Arivu met OfRo and rapped about Periyar, Politics and Parai isaiArivarasu Kalainesan and OfRo are coming together for their debut Tamil rap album and tell us all that has gone into creating it | |
 | Meet the woman whose feminist meme page is on a LOL in KeralaProbably the first feminist meme page in Kerala, Too Much Equal is run by a 23-year-old woman, Rose Mary | |
 | The 'brown girl' interview: Aranya Johar is speaking the 'Language of Equality' in her latest poemAranya's new poem 'The language of equality' was released ahead of International Women's Day, kickstarting a campaign called #PatriarchyKaPackup | |
 | This 17-year-old Mumbai girl is changing the way we look at fairy tales through her debut book 'New Age Fairy Tales'Ariana Gupta tackles some of the problematic themes present in fairy tales as a step towards changing the messages conveyed through the kinds of stories we tell our children | |
 | Why Pariplab Chakraborty's paintings of Kashmiri women could stop you from calling them terrorists Pariplab Chakraborty, who calls himself a radical feminist hopes to change the narrative on the people living in the conflicted areas in the country | |
 | Men think women bosses don’t have practical knowledge, says IGP RoopaRoopa said her immediate officers showed resistance while taking orders from her because she is a woman. | |
 | Bahujan Art Festival: TISS students invite marginalised artists to showcase their art, culture and foodIn many mainstream art festivals, marginalised artists seldom find a space and when they do it is mostly a token seat, which is why this festival is important to the dalit movement to reclaim their ar | |
 | Kochi Biennale: Why you need to check out these amazing student art installationsThe Students' Biennale aims to alter the way in which art education programmes work | |
 | Malayalam Cinemas' WCC to screen nine films by women filmmakersThe event is curated by actor and filmmaker Archana Padmini and will be held in Mamangam Dance School | |
 | I'd love to write about Ram, says author Kavita KanéBestselling author of Sita's Sister, Kavita Kané talks about her love for mythology and the examination of female characters in the epics | |
 | Meet India's youngest debate guns who matched wits with the best in the worldThis is the first time that Team India got past the quarterfinals and won silver. The Indian Schools Debating Society has been coaching and sending students for tournaments for the last 10 years |
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