In BehanBox Talkies, we explore ideas through the lens of scholars. In this instalment, Devina Sarwatay talks about Indian tradwives, pastel patriarchy, and the saffronisation that threatens digital citizenship
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They argued against unpaid carework, rules of wifely conduct, and the tyranny of faith
The jan sunwai, an experiment in participatory democracy, was premised on the idea that ordinary citizens, especially the rural poor, can and must hold the state accountable
This week in BehanVox: killer heatwaves across the country, an ASHA worker talks about caste discrimination, and more
Women form the backbone of Indian agriculture, yet remain unrecognised as farmers. Without land titles, they are excluded from vital schemes and support, exposing a deep gap between policy and reality
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Gender Files
A close look at law and gender
