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Resignation in Protest: MP woman judge quits over elevation of senior she accused of harassment and discrimination
In a powerful act of protest, Judge Aditi Gajendra Sharma resigns after the elevation of a senior she accused of caste-based harassment, calling out the judiciary’s silence, systemic bias, and betrayal of its own ideals
One More Godman, Alwar-based Falahari Maharaj accused of Rape, Victim Motivated by Ram Rahim case, Arrested
The self-styled godman, who also has an ashram in...
Gender Justice First: Delhi HC Stands by GSCASH, JNU
In the fifth petition emerging out of the JNU...
Harassment of Women in BHU Invites Mass Protest: Banaras
A large number of students of the Banaras Hindu...
Hadiya Case Resonates with Women even as Communal Polarisation Grows, Govt Silent: Kerala
There has been silence from the State Women’s Commission...
3 Qazis and 8 shaikhs arrested in crackdown on Hyderabad’s ‘bride bazaar’ racket
Girls paraded before the Arab Shaikhs for fixing 'bride...
Triple Talaq Judgement: Gender, ‘Othering’ and a Medieval Paradigm
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Claimants of Supernatural Powers in Rural India
The well-known rationalist, Narendra Nayak writes about his experience of debunking...
Muslim women will not tolerate interference in Shariah: Women’s Wing of AIMPLB
Plan to flood offices of the President, PM, Chief...
Zulm Tumhara JNU Hamara: Women Bag leadership Positions, JNUSU
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Instant Triple Talaq: Muslim Personal Law Board defiant but not to file for review
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