Retail inflation rose to 5.49% (y-o-y basis) in the month of September on the account of elevated food prices according…
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Gig workers in India: The story of a relentless struggle
Amidst the busy lives in India millions of workers don't go for the traditional jobs or are unwillingly compelled to…
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Ascriptive Identity Outweighs The Ability To Achieve
Introduction Identity is a social construct by which an individual identifies oneself and differentiates oneself from others. No individual can…
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Climate Change: The New Reality TV show
“The lowest common denominator is Reality TV” – Cameron Tucker, Modern Family The Kardashians have nothing over climate change….
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Violence Against Women in Politics in Kenya is An Attack on Democracy
The Problem"I didn’t know Beatrice Elachi was this empty. On behalf of the Luhya Community, we disown her," lamented Otwoma…
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The Hidden Heroes of Kumartuli: Women Idol Makers and Their Struggles
Kumartuli is a colourful neighbourhood in Kolkata, famous for its stunning idols, especially during the grand celebration of Durga Puja….
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Politics of Rape in India: An Altercation Between Justice and Power
Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia Director at Human Rights Watch, has spoken out on what she claims are politicized cases and…
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‘Vice and Virtue’: Continued Codification of Women Right’s Violations in Afghanistan
‘Nowhere else in the world has there been an attack as widespread, systematic and all- encompassing on the rights of…
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Lights Out: Letters I am Still Trying to Pen
O mind, do not cry, do not beatYour chest off with rage and angstWe can bide the tumultuous tidesAnd leaning…
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Displacement of the Poor: Navigating Rights and Realities in India’s Development Journey – The Case of U.P.’s Nazul Bill
Walter Fernandes has written extensively on displacement due to government policies. He often discusses the lack of official statistics on displaced…
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OPINION| Sheikh Hasina’s downfall and Begum Khaleda Zia’s release ring alarm bells for India
With Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh ousted from power on Sunday, New Delhi is alarmed by the…
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The Privilege to love through Rituparno’s Memories in March
If I have to go away , can I leave a bit of me with you?Love is a word we've…
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From Graduation to Unemployment: The Public Health Licensing Dilemma
Mark celebrated his graduation from the University of Eldoret in April 2022, proudly earning a Second Class Honours Upper Division…
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Amnesty International research claims that social media apps are perpetuating gender inequalities
In a report published on July 10th 2024, Amnesty International has claimed that social media apps and various technology systems…
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The Unfinished Symphony of Gender Equality: A Global Imperative
Picture a world where everyone, regardless of gender, has equal opportunities to thrive. This is the vision of gender equality—an…
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Beyond Identity: Can International Law Address Primordial Drivers of Violence in Manipur?
Introduction The state of Manipur in Northeast India has been grappling with prolonged ethnopolitical violence for years, and things have…
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How gender stereotypes hinder our potential as women
The understanding of a “gender stereotype” Gender stereotypes are defined as “a set of characteristics and traits that are automatically…
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A New Dawn in Zimbabwe?
There is no night ever so long that it prevents the sun from rising. For Zimbabwe, this night has been…
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Dimensions of Water Marginality and Hydro-Politics in India
The “Wet Wars” of India: Water ‘Crisis’, Not ‘Scarcity’ Anymore Amidst all the chaos engulfing the political realm of India,…
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