Forty years after the introduction of the domestic violence provision in the Indian Penal Code, women are still at risk of having their complaints dismissed or disbelieved by police and judiciary

With rapid urbanization, a growing number of urban poor face dislocation, economic insecurity, and lack of adequate housing, services, and livelihood options.

In December, if all goes to plan, a largish group of men, mostly in their 30s, some college-educated, and largely from farming households in south Karnataka district Mandya – a poorly developed but not poor...

Assembly Elections 2023: There is justice in the poll promises that political parties are making to women voters, whose assertion at the poll

International Men’s Day is a global awareness day for many issues faced by men, including parental alienation, wife neglect, abuse, homelessness, underemployment, suicide, and violence.

Can politics and ethics go hand in hand? Nanditesh Nilay discusses various aspects of this much talked about issue. Let's learn. Do not miss to answer the Post Read Question.

Citizens want to be listened to when policies that will affect their lives & livelihoods are made. DRUGS have ravaged one young generation after another in Punjab. A political war continues about who is responsible. The Economist has an interesting view,…

Child mortality, a key indicator, has decreased but the country’s access to nutrition remains precarious.

STEM education for girls:
The path to equity

In India, women faced a decline in non-inclusive behaviours in the workplace, with a fall of almost 10 percentage points to 48%, according to a report by Deloitte. Women face higher pay gaps as they climb up the corporate ladder.

The ICC, in a new law, banned transgender cricketers from taking part in women’s cricket at the international level.

The wages of
patriarchy

As the universal understanding of gender goes beyond the binary, can fairness in sports exist alongside greater inclusivity?

Government’s decision to amend OSATIP to allow tribals to transfer land to non-tribals sparked controversy, forcing it to put the decision on hold. The amendment included a rider to prevent tribal sellers/mortgagors from being landless/homestead-less. Previous…

With the growing accessibility of deepfake creation tools, the danger of non-consensual deepfakes targeting women now looms large.

Climate-smart agriculture has the potential to assure food security, empower farmers, and protect our delicate ecosystems

Those who lobbied for a diktat of rice fortification in India’s public schemes, a contested technical fix for anaemia, took little accountability for its safety or quality.

Are women less risky in terms of loan repayment as compared with men? Using data on public sector Indian banks, we present evidence to this effect. The key insights emanating from the analysis are

Job-seekers to get additional Rs 115 a day over MGNREGA wage; implementation isn't proper, says expert

Alongside visibility of the more dominant and privileged segments of queer people at Pride, there has to be more consciousness-raising for a wider range of rainbow colours and a queerness of Dalit people.

Birsa Munda (1875-1900) emerged as ‘Dharti Aba’ (Father of the Earth) in Munda society and is now being worshipped again as ‘Lord’ or ‘Bhagwan’. He was the prophet, the visionary and the ultimate revolutionary. The short life of Birsa commands profound respect.