While a trauma-informed, interdisciplinary approach is considered best practice for handling rape cases, some police agencies undervalue this methodology or lack a comprehensive strategy to implement it properly

Ali’s film acts as a commentary not only to celebrate the star of Chamkila but also comes at a poignant time in what will soon be history

ATLA Katara is fighting for the right to train with Pakku, while NATLA Katara wants to be allowed to fight against the invasion

Despite lacking proper anchorage in the first half, Vineeth Sreenivasan's 'Varshangalku Shesham' is interesting as a one time watch.

A tragic incident occurred in Srinagar’s Ganderbal Batwara area where a boat carrying 19 passengers capsised in the river Jhelum.

A recent study from the World Inequality Lab sheds light on the stark realities of wealth and income distribution in India, revealing trends that underscore an intensifying concentration of wealth.

Panjab University (PU) will become the first university in north India to bring menstrual leaves for female students on its campus.

Ecological fiction offers a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the intricate relationship between humans and the natural world

The culture of normalising sexual harassment in Bengali theatre is finally being challenged by the activist collective, 'Surokkha Istehar'.

From criminal charges to staggering wealth disparities, the findings from the ADR report paint a grim picture

Rather than promoting isolationism, the 4B Movement aims to empower women to pursue autonomy and happiness on their terms, not terms dictated by society.

In an era where celebrity statements are dissected with voracious interest, Nora Fatehi recently sparked a fierce debate with her remarks on feminism,.

Though the film was released with its competitor film Varshangalku Shesham (2024), Aavesham has attracted more audiences due to its full-frame entertainment. 

As the number of women Lok Sabha candidates increases this election season, so do the instances of misogynistic abuse hurled at them.

In an incident that has shaken the nation, an 18-month-old girl lost her life allegedly due to the violent colourism of her own father.

In a report published by Global Forest Watch, from 2001 to 2023, India lost 2.33 Mha of tree cover, equivalent to a 6.0% decrease in tree cover since 2000.

'Baby Reindeer', Richard Gadd’s screen adaptation of his Edinburgh festival one-man show, is an unexpected path to self-discovery.

The victory for the Adivasi land struggle in Nilambur reflects the resilience, determination, and collective action of the Adivasi communities in asserting their rights and challenging historical injustices.

In the milieu of Lok Sabha elections, a national broadcaster of news painting itself saffron symbolises the re-iteration of the ruling party and Hindu nationalism.