In poll-bound Haryana, women’s political identity has been historically shaped by patriarchal, kinship, and gender norms. But their role in the protest movements of the last few years is making a difference
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The findings in the latest labour force survey indicate that the rising aspirations of educated rural women are not matched by opportunities in non-agricultural work
The boundaries of individual and collective blur in this account of her journey, as an individual, woman, and activist and the member of a unique collective
In the face of rising right-wing hostility in western Maharashtra, women academics are pushing back, asserting their right to freedom of speech
Political parties in the state are still reluctant to field women candidates because they do not believe in their winnability in a politically charged environment
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