The exodus of working women from Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover could set the country back decades and deprive the next generation of role models.
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White Cane Day: The Comedy on My Blindness
My journey with my cane made me realise that the best way to live with a disability was to accept it, to laugh about it and to crack jokes about …
It Was Not Just Farmers Who Were Murdered in Lakhimpur Kheri
'It was a murder of the dreams of our freedom fighters by criminals turned lawmakers'.
Nobel Peace Prize For Journalists Shows That Freedom of the Press is Under Threat
On October 8, the prestigious prize was awarded to two courageous journalists, Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov, who have faced repression for doing their work.
These Stories Are Not Inspiring at All
These are stories of oppression, discrimination and subjugation.
How ‘Project Nyay’ri’ Is Providing Free Legal, Mental Health Services to Women
Through their project, Navya Naveli Nanda and Manasi Chaudhari aim to help victims of domestic abuse, gender inequality, sexual harassment and empower women across India.