2 crore men may soon be without brides: NCW chief Ramu Bhagwat, TNN | Apr 18, 2013, NAGPUR: Marriageable men in India would soon face difficulty finding brides. Female infanticide in the country has led to skewed gender ratio, National Commission for Women (NCW)… Continue Reading →
RnM Team 03 Apr 13 MUMBAI: As the alleged sexual harassment case of women employees at All India Radio (AIR) reaches new heights, the Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the centre and Prasar Bharati CEO on a PIL… Continue Reading →
NEW DELHI: Four years after it shocked women by ruling that kicking a daughter-in-law was not an act of cruelty as defined under Section 498A of Indian Penal Code, the Supreme Court on Thursday erased it from court records. Allowing… Continue Reading →
The Times of India, 15 March 2013 VADODARA: Days within the Supreme Court rapped the Punjab and Bihar police for their excesses on women, a city-based NGO has accused them of being insensitive towards cases of sexual harassment and domestic violence. Activist Trupti Shah, who runs… Continue Reading →
January 26, 2013 | Republic Day of India, 2013 Contact: [email protected] Calls for investigation and punishment of police officials Garg and Kalluri and withdrawal of their presidential medals On January 26th, 2013, India celebrates its 64th Republic Day. The anniversary of… Continue Reading →
, by Anjali Monteiro, K P Jayasankar Love in the time of moral policing The moral police are everywhere. Crawling out of the woodwork into our public spaces. In our legislative assemblies, in our board rooms, in court rooms, on the streets,… Continue Reading →
Sultanpur: In uniform, inside a police station, a cop slapped a young woman repeatedly. The 26-year-old Dalit gasped for breath, and tried to stop him, but he wouldn’t let her speak. A woman constable stood by watching. This was what… Continue Reading →
Fellow members of the Jharol Block group of the Single Women’s Association in Udaipur, Rajasthan are an important source of strength and solidarity for one another. Single, divorced or widowed women in India are customarily excluded from many areas of… Continue Reading →
by Danish Raza Jan 10, 2013, Firstpost #Delhi rape #NewsTracker “It is true, trust me,” says Bina Jain, as she recounts one of the many incest cases she encountered in three decades of running Bapun Ghar, a women’s shelter in… Continue Reading →
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