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![]() | Dalit and minority women's writings make me hopeful about the future of feminist literature: Telugu poet VolgaBudding poet Kadali Satyanarayana took us through the works of Volga by posing serval questions to her — by answering which, the veteran poet took us back to a bygone era. Here's what ensued | |
Inside Indulekha Warrier's Penn Rap: Feminism and the force of musical activismIndulekha Warrier who rose to fame when she rapped about the moral policing that most women are subject to, is now all set to explore the genre further | ||
![]() | Why you should read about transgender folk artist Manjamma Jogathi's life in this Kannada bookManjamma Jogathi, a transgender and popular folk artist speaks about her life story being turned into a book and the need of queer literature in Kannada languages | |
![]() | Here's why these Kalpana Chawla, Maya Angelou rag dolls from Kodai are a hit with the kidsRagdolls modelled on feminist icons such as Maya Angelou, Frida Kahlo and more. Sound interesting? Smriti Lamech tells us how she came up with the idea and how they are made | |
![]() | Why Sharmila Nair's performance art will take you into every woman's state of mind — inside an almirahSharmila Nair's fashion and art project aims to speak about the restrictions that most women face through a simple almirah and about how the pandemic adds to their lack of freedom | |
![]() | Fear and loathing: Why being queer during the pandemic can only exacerbate mental health concernsDespite the hard work an individual puts into finding their way out of the closet, speaking this truth out just a tad bit louder than the society deems it appropriate can still get them in trouble | |
![]() | In conversation with Radhika Radhakrishnan: A feminist researcher's guide on surviving the internetSocial researcher Radhika Radhakrishnan shares her experience with sexual violence on social media and how she manages to stay true to her intentions | |
![]() | I shot the video when he started misbehaving: Kerala student who questioned controversial YouTuber Vijay NairSreelakshmi Arackal, along with dubbing actor Bhagyalakshmi and activist Diya Sana questioned the YouTuber, poured black ink and slapped him | |
![]() | Meet the women behind Daak Vaak, virtual postcards from the past that carry the timeless words of Indian writersDaak Vaak was started by Onaiza Drabu and Prachi Jha as an attempt to give the world bite-sized literature, which they carefully curate to suit the attention span of today's readers. Let's read more | |
![]() | How Jyotsna Siddharth's Project Anti-Caste Love is driving the conversation towards caste in romanceJyotsna Siddharth talks about starting a platform that discovers, discusses and debates the role that caste plays in love and romance | |
![]() | Artivism ahoy: Inside the colourfully political illustrations of Sonaksha IyengarSonaksha Iyengar tell us how people can connect with her beautiful illustrations around mental health, the LGBTQIA+ community, body positivity, feminism and much more | |
![]() | Taking Malayalam to the masses: How Arya Prakash is popularising Malayalam pop culture through memes and postsArya Prakash, the mind behind Silma Reviews and PopCult Tribe, makes Malayalam pop culture universal. She tells us why she does it and why social media is the best place for it | |
![]() | This global online platform is helping women to express freely, upskill and find job opportunities. Here's howFuzia currently has more than 50,000 members and over 4 million followers on social media. We find out more about what the platform offers | |
Check out how this Coimbatore woman is introducing people to gender politicsTwenty three-year-old Sneha Belcin is bringing academic gender terminologies to the mainstream Tamil audience through her videos on Neelam's YouTube channel | ||
The Pa Ranjith interview: On women empowerment, a transgender actor’s question that haunts him and being a Beyonce fanWe spoke to Director Pa Ranjith about his new platform that offers workshops and employment opportunities to aspiring women and transgender filmmakers and why he thinks this is crucial |
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