Silent No MoreOur Foremothers Suffered Silently, Passing Down Trauma Through Generations. Here’s How We Break The Cycle. Like our foremothers, we’re resilient and strong. But we must not internalize our emotions as they did. By Sindhu Rajasekaran
High And DryVaginal Atrophy: A Condition That Causes Thinning, Drying of Vaginal Walls Women with low estrogen levels, due to menopause or certain medical conditions or procedures, are likely to experience vaginal dryness. By Anubhuti Matta
Rinse And RepeatHow My Mother and I Coped With Our Shared History of OCD Amid a Pandemic "I looked down at a pair of scabbing, unevenly patched white hands and knew I had to speak to my mother." By Urmi Bhattacheryya
The Domino EffectAnti‑NRC‑CAA Protests Have Left Women More Empowered, Confident at Home "Now I will not follow my husband blindly, I will ask questions and do what I feel is right." By Anubhuti Matta
Fight For The RightFor Women at Protests, Challenging NRC‑CAA Starts With Defying Sexism at Home Women are out and willing to fight because they want to take part in decision-making and challenge the men. By Anubhuti Matta
Chak De! IndiaIndian Hockey Captain Rani Rampal Wins ‘World Games Athlete of the Year’ Under Rampal's captaincy, the Indian Women's Hockey team made it to the 2020 Olympics for the third time. By Anubhuti Matta
What Do I WearWomen Dress Modestly to Avoid Policing … From Other Women, Says Study "Women are deeply rational and strategic; women are aware of the threats posed by others and act in ways to avoid those threats,” says the researcher. By Anubhuti Matta
'The Rapist Is You'Why Indian Women Protesters Sang a Chilean Anti‑Rape Anthem The feminist anthem has become a symbol of resistance for women across the world. By Rajvi Desai
Layers Of MarginalizationHow the NRC‑CAA Will Affect Women, Transgender People and People With Disabilities In a patriarchal society, the privilege of having documents depends on gender, ability and caste. By Rajvi Desai
