Orgasm

From hysteria to orgasms –The story of sex toys
In Plainspeak English Audit In Plainspeak English Audit 100% 10 Still from the film 'Queen'. Kangana Ranaut in an aisle in a convenience store. Screen reader support enabled. Still from the film 'Queen'. Kangana Ranaut in an aisle in a convenience store.
July 1, 2015
From hysteria to orgasms –The story of sex toys
Interview – Abha Khetarpal

Abha Khetarpal is a disability rights activist and self-advocate, writer, motivational speaker, and President of Cross the Hurdles, a resource…

By Shikha Aleya
May 1, 2020
Interview – Abha Khetarpal
Poem: ‘The thing about crushes’
A picture of a rainbow coloured heart hanging on a wall

The thing about crushes, is that eventually they stop being that. I’m not saying love dies or anything, I’m just saying, that Love never was and sometimes it takes a few months of tumbling across perfumed bedsheets

By Breton Lalama
February 1, 2021
Poem: ‘The thing about crushes’
Circle of Trust
Poster of the Netflix series ‘The Bold Type’ Three girls can be seen standing confidently. On top of the poster, the tile ‘Bold Type is written in purple colour

None of these characters is perfect but in their imperfections we can learn more about body positivity, gender sensitivity, privilege, consent, unconscious and implicit bias, sexuality, masculinity, their intersections with class, religion, race, age, and more.

By ElsaMarie D'Silva
April 5, 2021
Circle of Trust
Mission Orgasm
A galaxy of stars with little illustrations and the title written in bright pink and green fonts in the centre.

This Parodevi Pictures’ production from Agents of Ishq is a kaleidoscopic must-watch that takes us into the poorly understood ‘galaxy’ of female orgasm and sexual pleasure through a mobile-phone game – A Little Death – that helps people navigate this terrain unfamiliar to many in an exciting and accessible way.

By Curated Content
December 1, 2021
Mission Orgasm
The Falsity of ‘Happily-Ever-Afters’: Examining Coupledom in ‘Lust Stories’
A poster of the anthology which depicts a night time illustration of a car, with its headlights making an illuminated circle with ‘Lust Stories’ written inside it. There are buildings with lighted windows in the background

The anthology’s pull rests in its sincere and frank portrayal of male and female desires cutting across the divides of age, sexuality, and socioeconomic position. In terms of romance, the idealistic, till-death-do-us-part fantasy peddled by our movies and mainstream literature has been replaced by a realistic portrayal of modern relationships.

By Srishti Gupta
February 1, 2022
The Falsity of ‘Happily-Ever-Afters’: Examining Coupledom in ‘Lust Stories’