Reading the Thoughts of the First Generation of Independent India’s Women Political Leaders
The Constituent Assembly of India had 15 women members, each of whom brought unique perspectives to the debates over the Constitution.
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The Constituent Assembly of India had 15 women members, each of whom brought unique perspectives to the debates over the Constitution.
Archaeological evidence from Peru disproves an old belief.
On International Women’s Day, Katherine Connelly looks at its origins in the socialist and feminist movements led by working class women.
An anthology of poems that embodies women’s struggle to escape the maleness of language, and the world itself.
Farmers decide to hold a ‘tractor march’ in 16 districts of UP and Uttarakhand, and simultaneously a padyatra too in UP; Central Trade Unions and farmers decide to observe anti-privatisation day on March 15; meanwhile, women farmers start their own newsletter at Delhi border.
No movement in India’s history – including the movement for independence from British colonial rule – saw this degree of participation by women.
Deeply distressed by the regressive statements of the CJI asking a rapist to marry the victim and condoning marital rape in court on 01 March 2021, over 4000+ concerned citizens issued an open letter to the CJI demanding an apology demanding that he down.
Bhandari talks to Ramani and her lawyer, senior advocate Rebecca John, to understand the challenges they faced during the over two-year-long trial.
Many people believe that Marx was obsessed only with class and had little appreciation of how issues of gender, racism and colonialism inter-related with class and the struggle for human emancipation. The author says that Marx’s writings have been misrepresented.
On Rosa Parks Day, February 4th (her birthday date), let us commemorate the courageous action to defy racism that she undertook. It is only fitting that we celebrate her deed since public transportation became a civil right in the USA due to the struggle she led.
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