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प्रजनन प्रौद्योगिकी – एक नारीवादी विश्लेषण
Its a back and white photo of a pregnant woman holding her belly. It also shows a vague outlne of the foetus.
प्रजनन प्रौद्योगिकी – एक नारीवादी विश्लेषण

रुपसा मल्लिक द्वारा लिखित सोमिंदर कुमार द्वारा अनुवादित पिछले दो दशकों से प्रजनन प्रौद्योगिकी (रिप्रोडक्टिव टेक्नोलॉजी आरटी)[1] का उपयोग आम…
By Rupsa Mallik
May 1, 2017
प्रजनन प्रौद्योगिकी – एक नारीवादी विश्लेषण
Issue in Focus: Money, Money, Money – Must be Funny
A photograph of Kaathala Kaathala , where the man wearing a heavily dressed head gearis trying to grope a woman from behond, while the woman is trying to get rid of his hold. She is also dressed in saree and a heavy head gear. Screen reader support enabled. A photograph of Kaathala Kaathala , where the man wearing a heavily dressed head gearis trying to grope a woman from behond, while the woman is trying to get rid of his hold. She is also dressed in saree and a heavy head gear.
Issue in Focus: Money, Money, Money – Must be Funny

A few days ago, we were doing a self-reflective exercise at work on what gives us power, how we demonstrate power, and what (or who) has power over us. Surprisingly, but not much, I found money featuring across the board for me: be it through financial independence or financial constraints. Power, as exercised by me or as exercised over me, has been intricately tied with my sexuality – ranging from job options to travel decisions to reproductive choices – and money seemed to lord over it all. It wasn’t the only lord, but it was quite a powerful lord.
By Vani Viswanathan
May 1, 2017
Issue in Focus: Money, Money, Money – Must be Funny
How Pakistani and Indian Women in Three Countries Confront Marital Economic Abuse
A zoomed in photograph of a couple holding hands during the marriage ceremony taking place. Both of them are wearing henna on their hands. The girl is wearing a set of bangles.
How Pakistani and Indian Women in Three Countries Confront Marital Economic Abuse

From not being allowed to work to having their earnings exploited, many women confront economic abuse, a recognised form of domestic abuse.
By Curated Content
May 15, 2017
How Pakistani and Indian Women in Three Countries Confront Marital Economic Abuse
The Learning Curve on Desire, Desirability, and Financial Access
A photograph of a city street. (Haus Khas Village Lane)
The Learning Curve on Desire, Desirability, and Financial Access

From my experience of being at the receiving end of this snap judgment of desirability, and seeing what a loss it is of getting to know people as persons instead of cardboard images, I realise how unjust this approach is towards seeking companions (which doesn’t necessarily mean romantic partners). This is not how I would want to be seen. I have been missing out on a lot of sexual, emotional and intellectual stimulation by reducing a person’s attractiveness to these notions.
By Bhanu Priya
May 15, 2017
The Learning Curve on Desire, Desirability, and Financial Access
A Critical Analysis Of The Surrogacy Regulation Bill 2016
A photo with a background of a baby's feet photograph, featuring three stick/ symbolic figures of a male, female and a female figure i.e. pregnant
A Critical Analysis Of The Surrogacy Regulation Bill 2016

The bill exhibits a lack of understanding of agency which ought to be given to a woman; that a woman should be able to make decisions when the question is with regard to her body. There is no need for the State to be the Big Brother.
By Curated Content
May 15, 2017
A Critical Analysis Of The Surrogacy Regulation Bill 2016
Review: Offers You Can’t Refuse
Still from ‘Indecent Proposal’ (1993)
Review: Offers You Can’t Refuse

It was a million dollar question. Literally. The Hollywood film Indecent Proposal (1993) had actors Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson…
By Manjima Bhattacharjya
July 16, 2018
Review: Offers You Can’t Refuse