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'Embarrassing': Internet Slams 'Man-Hater' Contestant's Remark On Samay Raina's Latent 2
A Bihar-based teacher has gone viral on social media because of her 'man-hating' set on Samay Raina's India's Got Latent 2, in which she confessed that she hates her father, grandfather, and brother because they are all men
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Amid Backlash, Dia Mirza Clarifies 'Patriarchy Caused Climate Crises' Remark: "I Stand By My Statement"
Explaining climate change and patriarchy's connection, she said, "Both emerge from systems that value extraction over care, domination over balance"
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Gurugram CEO Warns Women Against Marrying Rich Men, Internet Debates 'Power And Money' In Marriage
The dating app CEO advised women not to marry a man who is three times richer than them because the relationship could turn into a power play. The viral post has left the internet divided, as users question if marriages today are purely transactional
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'Patriarchy Did Not Stop Indira Gandhi From Becoming PM': Nirmala Sitharaman
If patriarchy stopped women from achieving what they want in India, how come Indira Gandhi made it as prime minister, asked Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
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Sharmajee Ki Beti Review: A Tender Portrayal of Womanhood, Held Back by Cliches
Despite its flaws, Sharmajee Ki Beti deserves attention for its beautiful attempt to shed light on the various challenges of womanhood and spark essential conversations. The heartfelt messages and authentic representation make it a good cinematic piece for introspection.
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In Tahira Kashyap's 'Smash The Patriarchy' Post, Her Personal Battle Against Sexism
Tahira Kashyap's post also calls for zero tolerance for sexist and misogynistic remarks
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This New App Aims To Fight Patriarchy On Digital Streets
Young girls and women came together at Delhi's Miranda College on Saturday to wage a battle against patriarchy. Aiding their fight is a new ally - Smashboard, which is "an alternative social media network with special features for people of all genders fighting patriarchy".
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How Young Boys Bear The Burden Of Patriarchy In India
Mumbai: Inside a community centre at Mumbai’s Dharavi slum, Umair Khan teaches a group of young boys the difference between good and bad touch. The 20-year-old is a community organiser with Sneha – Society for Nutrition Education and Health Action. He works with the NGO’s youth programme Ehsaas which, since 2013, has reached out to over 6,000...
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It Was A Bad Marriage. What She Did With It Is Pure Inspiration
Haritha can be you, me, a friend, that distant cousin, or colleague. She can be any other Indian girl who gets married for the wrong reasons, thanks to a sense of misplaced rationality induced by our patriarchal society, with an over anxious father at the helm of it.
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Sharmila Tagore, Farah Khan Will Speak on Gender Empowerment At Conclave
The first edition of The Bridge Conclave, which centers on gender empowerment, will begin on October 8 in New Delhi
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India's 'Water Wives.' A Hard Truth Told in a Short Film
The hard-hitting film is based on the "water wives" in states like Maharashtra that face an acute water shortage.
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Sharmila Tagore: Our Film Industry is Patriarchal
"Society is patriarchal. So film industry by definition is certainly patriarchal. The male gaze has dominated it although we had lengthy roles. But the female characters that became popular were the ones that sacrificed. Now by enlarge, I would say things have changed," said Sharmila Tagore
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Of Mothers, Daughters and Marriages: These Ad Films Are Important
The message behind these ads, delivered with varying degrees of success, is fairly uniform - each features a mother and daughter relationship and deals with the empowerment of women.
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'Embarrassing': Internet Slams 'Man-Hater' Contestant's Remark On Samay Raina's Latent 2
A Bihar-based teacher has gone viral on social media because of her 'man-hating' set on Samay Raina's India's Got Latent 2, in which she confessed that she hates her father, grandfather, and brother because they are all men
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Amid Backlash, Dia Mirza Clarifies 'Patriarchy Caused Climate Crises' Remark: "I Stand By My Statement"
Explaining climate change and patriarchy's connection, she said, "Both emerge from systems that value extraction over care, domination over balance"
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Gurugram CEO Warns Women Against Marrying Rich Men, Internet Debates 'Power And Money' In Marriage
The dating app CEO advised women not to marry a man who is three times richer than them because the relationship could turn into a power play. The viral post has left the internet divided, as users question if marriages today are purely transactional
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'Patriarchy Did Not Stop Indira Gandhi From Becoming PM': Nirmala Sitharaman
If patriarchy stopped women from achieving what they want in India, how come Indira Gandhi made it as prime minister, asked Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
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Sharmajee Ki Beti Review: A Tender Portrayal of Womanhood, Held Back by Cliches
Despite its flaws, Sharmajee Ki Beti deserves attention for its beautiful attempt to shed light on the various challenges of womanhood and spark essential conversations. The heartfelt messages and authentic representation make it a good cinematic piece for introspection.
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In Tahira Kashyap's 'Smash The Patriarchy' Post, Her Personal Battle Against Sexism
Tahira Kashyap's post also calls for zero tolerance for sexist and misogynistic remarks
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This New App Aims To Fight Patriarchy On Digital Streets
Young girls and women came together at Delhi's Miranda College on Saturday to wage a battle against patriarchy. Aiding their fight is a new ally - Smashboard, which is "an alternative social media network with special features for people of all genders fighting patriarchy".
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How Young Boys Bear The Burden Of Patriarchy In India
Mumbai: Inside a community centre at Mumbai’s Dharavi slum, Umair Khan teaches a group of young boys the difference between good and bad touch. The 20-year-old is a community organiser with Sneha – Society for Nutrition Education and Health Action. He works with the NGO’s youth programme Ehsaas which, since 2013, has reached out to over 6,000...
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It Was A Bad Marriage. What She Did With It Is Pure Inspiration
Haritha can be you, me, a friend, that distant cousin, or colleague. She can be any other Indian girl who gets married for the wrong reasons, thanks to a sense of misplaced rationality induced by our patriarchal society, with an over anxious father at the helm of it.
-
Sharmila Tagore, Farah Khan Will Speak on Gender Empowerment At Conclave
The first edition of The Bridge Conclave, which centers on gender empowerment, will begin on October 8 in New Delhi
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India's 'Water Wives.' A Hard Truth Told in a Short Film
The hard-hitting film is based on the "water wives" in states like Maharashtra that face an acute water shortage.
-
Sharmila Tagore: Our Film Industry is Patriarchal
"Society is patriarchal. So film industry by definition is certainly patriarchal. The male gaze has dominated it although we had lengthy roles. But the female characters that became popular were the ones that sacrificed. Now by enlarge, I would say things have changed," said Sharmila Tagore
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Of Mothers, Daughters and Marriages: These Ad Films Are Important
The message behind these ads, delivered with varying degrees of success, is fairly uniform - each features a mother and daughter relationship and deals with the empowerment of women.
