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The Babita we meet at the start of the film is someone who always shrinks herself, someone who does everything possible to avoid making the people around her uncomfortable. The post ‘Babita Singh Reporting’ Review: The Politics Of Shrinking appeared first on Feminism in India .
The question is simple: should an officer be judged by her faith or by how she serves the Constitution and the people? The post Bushra Bano’s Transfer: When Did A Greeting Become A Test Of Secularism? appeared first on Feminism in India .
CSAM imagery and videos pass through several systems before reaching social media platforms such as Instagram. While the final platform should ultimately be held accountable for preventing its further circulation, accountability should begin at the point of creation: the AI model where the content was first generated.
This new digital army of mom influencers thrives on brand deals and user-generated content. They have effectively monetised the act of mothering and transformed it into a viable source of income. But at what cost? The post Influencing Motherhood: The World Of Mom Influencers appeared first on Feminism in India .
The discrimination faced by African women as they navigate Indian cities is deeply embedded in social hierarchies that precede their arrival. The post African Migrant Women In India And Everyday Racism appeared first on Feminism in India .
Despite large-scale programmes and the availability of the necessary technology to prevent maternal deaths, India's Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) has not declined significantly. The post Why Governments Are Ignoring The Issue Of Maternal Deaths appeared first on Feminism in India .
If we continue telling ourselves that domination is inevitable, environmental collapse will remain inevitable too. The post Han Kang And Elif Shafak’s Feminism Imagines A Green Future That Prospers appeared first on Feminism in India .
Indian women have achieved visible international sporting success at both the Olympics and the World Championships. However, women's representation in the elite category has been limited despite the increase in the sports budget over the last 10 years. The post Is India Investing Enough In Women Athletes? appeared firs
The very hierarchies that India claims to dismantle are being replicated at home, drawing from the same extractive logic of algorithmic colonisation, but now natively produced. The post Algorithmic Colonialism, Made In India appeared first on Feminism in India .
In his debut anti-caste graphic novel 'The Blue Book', writer-artist Siddhesh Gautam aka @bakeryprasad brings to life both the visceral reality of the caste system and his dreams for an equitable future. The post ‘A Colour is Enough’: Reading ‘The Blue Book’ By Siddhesh Gautam appeared first on Feminism in India .
This essay explores the impact of Partition on families, particularly women, and how the trauma they experienced was often hidden beneath a veil of silence and 'honour', and eventually forgotten. The post The Weight They Carried: Gender, Memory, And Partition In My Punjabi Family appeared first on Feminism in India .
While promoted as an objective documentation tool, early colonial photography was a construction of Indianhood as an ethnographic specimen of a backward civilisation, thereby justifying the civilising mission of the colony. The post Seen, Hidden, Staged: Women In Colonial Photography appeared first on Feminism in India
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