A poem on how a woman's day is circular rather than linear.
Tag: women
Women Keep Women Alive
"In a world full of patriarchs..."
The Patriarchy’s Curfew Won’t Save Indian Women from Violence
Rather than vigilantism, love policing and hate campaigns, a nuanced criminal justice system and new-age medico-legal apparatus, which acknowledge and address unique challenges, are more relevant to women's safety.
Forbidden Wings
'And in her cherishing, she defies the bounds of earthy existence.'
Ao Women: Guardians of an Unbroken Tradition
Changki women have long been known for their proficiency in the art of pottery amongst the Ao Naga tribe, as well as the role they've played in brokering a …
The Many Voices of Mrs. Sen
A poem about the many voices a woman is supposed to have according to the requirement of the situation she is in, while losing her real voice simultaneously.
Gender Disparity: How We Are Conditioned by Family and Popular Media
As India completes 75 years of Independence, the inherent contradictions within Indian society that tend to accentuate gender disparity need to be actively addressed.
Withered Women
This poem is an ode to all the women in our lives.
In Exile From the Times: Keki Daruwalla’s ‘Going’
A review of Keki Daruwalla's latest collection of short stories, 'Going'.
The Choice Is Always Yours
A poem written after reading a news article about young girls being drugged and assaulted.