Some private hospitals are indeed performing unnecessary caesareans for more profits, but it would not be fair to blame everyone. The solution requires awareness among women, the moral responsibility of doctors, and government regulations. There are some questions whose answers need to be found together. Has it increased according to the need of women, or…
When dreams shatter, divorces increase in love marriages. Nowadays, the increasing cases of divorce have given rise to a new concern in society. Be it an arranged marriage or a love marriage, marital life is becoming unstable due to increasing distance in relationships. Divorce affects not only the two people but also their families, their…
Are the politicians advising on drinking cow dung? Politicians are breaking the limits of language, real issues are missing, and politics has become ‘cow dung.’. As elections approach, the rhetoric of political parties often reaches its peak. Party leaders start speaking their minds boldly, which leads to a round of allegations and counter-allegations. Personal attacks…
The closure of Gondi-medium schools in Maharashtra signals a worrying trend for the linguistic and cultural heritage of the tribal community. Gondi, spoken by over 2 million individuals in central India, is essential to the identity of the Gond tribe. The reduction of Gondi-medium education not only threatens the preservation of the language but also…
The growing mistreatment of government officials is becoming a significant issue as they strive to perform their duties impartially and without bias. Many civil servants often face threats, harassment, and undue pressure from individuals or groups dissatisfied with their choices. This disturbing trend can erode the integrity of governance, impede ethical behavior, and undermine public…
India’s agri-food systems, including agriculture, livestock, agroforestry, and fisheries, are heavily dependent on both paid and unpaid labor of women. Women are vital to Indian agriculture, playing a vital role in food production, livestock management, and supporting rural economies. Women account for nearly 75% of the full-time rural workforce and account for 33% of cultivators….
The Holi we celebrate today is quite different from the Holi of the past. Earlier, this festival brought immense joy and unity among people. There was a genuine feeling of love, and animosity was nowhere to be seen. Families and friends would come together to celebrate with colours and laughter. As times have changed, the…
In our rapidly changing social and political environment, the importance and necessity of women’s awards is coming under scrutiny. The recent controversial case of a woman being felicitated by the chief minister on Women’s Day in Haryana has raised serious questions. In today’s cultural environment, where representation is often prioritized, some awards have shifted the…
India has an opportunity to respect cultural views while promoting a more inclusive and forward-looking approach to menstrual health. What are your thoughts—should the government take the responsibility, or should grassroots organizations take the lead in bringing about change? Menstrual stigma exists across many cultures, driven by cultural taboos, misinformation, and systemic gender inequality. This…
Women are not only the light of the house but also the flame that keeps that light burning Today, girls are achieving educational attainment on a par with boys in higher education and skill development, with more than 50% of young women completing Class 12 and 26% earning college degrees. Young women are increasingly focusing…
