PCOS vs Endometriosis: Why Women’s Pain Is Still Misunderstood
Two conditions. Millions of women. Decades of suffering. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Endometriosis are two of the most common...
Porn Culture & Moral Policing: The Same Men, Two Standards
There is a peculiar contradiction pulsing through modern culture. On one hand, pornography has never been more accessible, more normalized,...
She Danced on Broken Rules: How Rukmini Devi Reclaimed Bharatanatyam From Social Stigma
In 1935, when Rukmini Devi Arundale stepped onto a stage in Chennai to perform a dance called Sadir, she did more than present an art...
The Salary Gap Isn’t Accidental — It’s Designed. Now What?
For decades, the gender pay gap has been framed as a puzzle to be solved—a lingering inequity that would naturally fade with more...
Main Character Energy: Confidence or Coping Mechanism?
Scroll through social media, and you’ll encounter the phrase everywhere: “main character energy.” It accompanies videos...
Private Baby Scans: Reassurance or Risk? What Expecting Mothers Aren’t Being Told
A growing number of expectant mothers are turning to private baby scan clinics, drawn by the promise of reassurance, shorter wait times,...
MARCH 2026 ISSUE
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Inside the Online Groups Where Sexual Violence Is Normalised — And Why This Should Alarm All of Us
Scroll past the mainstream social media feeds, and you’ll find a disturbing digital underbelly. In encrypted forums, private chats, and niche platforms, a dangerous ideology is being packaged and sold: the idea that sexual violence is acceptable, deserved, or even a right. This isn’t just about a few isolated trolls. It’s...
AI, Consent & Digital Violence: When Technology Becomes a Tool for Misogyny
Artificial intelligence promised a future of efficiency, creativity, and connection. But like any powerful tool, it has a dark side. Across...
Sexism Is Not Only a Women’s Issue — Just Like Racism Isn’t Only a Black Issue
We often frame sexism as a “women’s issue.” This implies it is contained, a problem for one group to solve. But just as...
The Emotional Cost of Being ‘Strong’: Why Women Rarely Ask for Support
“Be strong.” For many women, this is more than encouragement—it’s an expectation, a personal mandate, and often, a...
Do Breath Holding Exercise, Make Your Lungs Healthier
The second wave of COVID-19 has seen a huge rise in the demand for supplemental oxygen. Member (Health), NITI Aayog, Dr. V. K. Paul has...
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Main Character Energy: Confidence or Coping Mechanism?
Scroll through social media, and you’ll encounter the phrase everywhere: “main character energy.” It accompanies videos...
Private Baby Scans: Reassurance or Risk? What Expecting Mothers Aren’t Being Told
A growing number of expectant mothers are turning to private baby scan clinics, drawn by the promise of reassurance, shorter wait times,...
AI, Consent & Digital Violence: When Technology Becomes a Tool for Misogyny
Artificial intelligence promised a future of efficiency, creativity, and connection. But like any powerful tool, it has a dark side. Across...
Sexism Is Not Only a Women’s Issue — Just Like Racism Isn’t Only a Black Issue
We often frame sexism as a “women’s issue.” This implies it is contained, a problem for one group to solve. But just as...
The Emotional Cost of Being ‘Strong’: Why Women Rarely Ask for Support
“Be strong.” For many women, this is more than encouragement—it’s an expectation, a personal mandate, and often, a...
The Heavy Truth: Understanding Postpartum Depression Without Shame
You pictured soft baby snuggles and joyful first smiles. But instead, you feel a dense, invisible weight—a fog of exhaustion, emptiness,...
Inside the Online Groups Where Sexual Violence Is Normalised — And Why This Should Alarm All of Us
Scroll past the mainstream social media feeds, and you’ll find a disturbing digital underbelly. In encrypted forums, private chats, and...
Sisterhood is a Practice, Not a Prize: How to Be the Friend You Wish You Had
You scroll through photos of tight-knit friend groups, hear stories of unwavering support, and wonder: is that kind of sisterhood real, or...
Beyond ‘Free the Nipple’: The Unfinished Conversation on Bodies, Freedom, and Society
The phrase “Free the Nipple” has moved from a provocative social media hashtag to a mainstream flashpoint, symbolizing a much...
Menopause Isn’t Freedom From Periods — It’s a New Chapter Women Aren’t Prepared For
For too many women, menopause is presented as a final, welcome exit from monthly cycles and reproductive concerns. The reality, however, is...
Why Growing Older as a Woman Is Still Framed as a Loss — Not a Transition
For women, the passage of time is too often presented not as a journey, but as a subtraction. While aging is a universal human experience,...
Why Doing Less in 2026 Might Be a Woman’s Greatest Professional Rebellion
In a world of endless hustle, side-gigs, and LinkedIn hustle-culture posts, a quiet counter-movement is gaining ground: Career...
