Entrepreneurship: Women’s Gateway to Freedom
November 28, 2012 by Mylene Dela Cena
Published in Women
Gone are the days when women stay at home, take care of their husband and children or the rest of their family. Traditionally, a home is a woman’s haven where she masters her craft as a home maker.
Can We Amend The Child Marriage Restraint Act 1929 in 2012?
September 11, 2012 by Farzeela Fee Faisal
Published in Marriage
Women, who have equal rights and authorities as that of our men are facing moral as well as physical abuse since long before independance. The misery follows them with social and psychological degradation where they are the victims of physical trauma too. When I was asked by the local Youth Parliament Comittee to prepare some matter regarding the issue, I was confused as to where I should start this plight and where it should end.
Life Without Wife?
This article highlights the importance of wives in our lives. It wants to send a message for "Women Empowerment".
Stop Violence Against Women
I wrote this topic as I am very concerned to stop violence against women.
We The People!
The viral video of recent Guwahati Molestation Case where a teenage girl was molested by a mob of twelve men has brought us face to face with only one of the several faces of patriarchal violence that women face every day. Not all incidents are video taped and incidentally most of them form a part of the normal news coverage attracting no action, no reaction and no surprise at the the new "low" our moral standards achieve everyday.
I felt a searing pain when I read about the Guwahati incident. What was more sickening was people rushing for the video driving some kind of a sadistic pleasure, and media opting for an absolute insensitive coverage of the incident with an only aim to earn maximum brownies out of the matter.
I have tried to express myself at what I feel when I come to know about such disgusting display of falling moral and ethical standards.
Women at Top Positions in PSB
On news in TOI about government planning to move three women on top positions in PSB, many males have cried foul. Why this attitude doesn’t change and how much more time will it take to change this mentality?
Pillars of Grace
March 11, 2011 by Shrikrishnap
Published in Women
Experience shared by Lisa Pegram after International Women’s Conference in Bali.
Spellbinding Moments
March 11, 2011 by Shrikrishnap
Published in Women
One experience shared by Resha Desai after International Women Conference.
An Indian Perspective: From The Bullock Cart to The Airplane
March 11, 2011 by Shrikrishnap
Published in Women
On International Women’s Day, stories and awards are passed to encourage, motivate and keep alive heartening trends among ladies. There are enough stories to make male heads turn too – something for everyone to learn from.
