#women in India

[insightfultake]

Chains of Tradition: The Persistent Curse of Dowry in India

Some traditions, though invisible, weigh heavier than iron chains. Across India’s vast landscape, from urban towers to rural courtyards, the dowry system persists as a remnant of a bygone age. It lingers like a shadow, stifling aspirations and marking every girl child as a financial burden. Despite numerous laws aimed at its eradication, dowry remains deeply woven into the fabric of Indian society, muting the laughter of daughters and burdening the hearts of families....read more

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@indialove

[rachel-sylvan-author]

"The Widows of Malabar Hill: A Perveen Mistry Novel" by Sujata Massey book recommendation by Rachel Sylvan

Thank you @ilikeoldbooks1213 for the fantastic rec! ❤️

[binduspoint]

Tessy Thomas: The Missile Woman of India

In the heart of India’s scientific community, one name shines brightly — Tessy Thomas. Often referred to as the “Missile Woman of India,” Tessy Thomas has become a symbol of determination, excellence, and groundbreaking achievement in the field of missile technology. Her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a prominent scientist and director of the Advanced Systems Laboratory of the Defence…

[musespov]

“iLove🪽” India Love via instagram 🎞️

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[munaeem]

What are the controversies sorrounding women's reservation in assemblies?

There are several controversies surrounding women’s reservation in assemblies. Some of the main controversies include: Opposition from political parties: Some political parties have expressed opposition to women’s reservation, arguing that it goes against the principle of meritocracy and that candidates should be selected based on their qualifications rather than their gender. This opposition…

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[wocina]

[koiinoodle]

Oh no...

Inspired by that one image on twitter | @gwenstacying

Idk i have the URGE to draw miles taking the risk rather than pavitr so here angst

REBLOG ARE APPRECIATED!!

[rachel-sylvan-author]

Women in India books ❤️ "Pink Sari Revolution: A Tale of Women and Power in India" by Amana Fontanella-Khan. "Honor" by Thrity Umrigar. "Independence" by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni. "The Bandit Queens" by Parini Shroff.

[feministfang]

A man raped a woman on a busy street in India recently and the bystanders (all men) recorded and posted the videos on the internet, instead of saving her.

Another recent news from India, A 6 year old girl was saved from a rape attempt by a troop of monkeys who attacked and chased away the rapist.

We live in a world where even animals who have no socialisation about basic morals are safer than men who create those morals and laws.

Men talk about being protectors to protect us from dangerous animals when in reality it’s the animals protecting us from these parasites.

The irony!

No wonder women chose the bears 🐻

[shorthairedbrownqueer]

Based on a 1970’s guide published by a Feminsit Lesbian Newsletter from Atlanta which is MY NEW FAVOURITE thing on the internet