Kamal Nath’s ‘Item’ Jibe Symptomatic of the Pervasive Male Gaze in Indian Politics
Women political leaders have to endure sexism and misogyny from their male counterparts. MEGHA KATHERIA examines how the political culture...
Can women lawyers break the glass ceiling in Indian courts?
The legal fraternity is largely seen as a male bastion with little space for women. Of course, things have changed...
“This profession does not come to you on a platter”- Justice Jyoti Singh
THE coronavirus related lockdown reducing cases and incomes, many lawyers have been left in the lurch. Anxiety about the future...
No country for sexual assault survivors and their support persons
The case of jailing a gang rape survivor shocked the country. While the survivor was released on bail on July...
Prisoner, Pandemic and the Apathetic State: Why the court should read Vara Vara Rao’s poem
In a serious turn of events, jailed revolutionary poet Vara Vara Rao has tested positive for COVID-19. Recently, Akhil Gogoi...
Crying for Justice
From the senior activists and lawyers to younger activists like Safoora Zargar, the state has walked at turtle space in...
On this World Environment Day, pledge to protect biodiversity from us for us
THE UN instituted World Environment Day on June 5, in an endeavour to honour and acknowledge human civilisation’s dependence on...
‘Prophets of Doom’ to rescue those exiled by the state: A lesson in democracy by Supreme Court
EARLIER this week, the Apex Court initiated suo motu proceedings to examine state solutions for the difficulties being faced by migrant...
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