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Prof. Asha Shukla
International Women’s Day reminds us of the struggles, contributions, and achievements of women worldwide. While there is much to celebrate, there are also large areas of concern. Along with the achievements, there is a need to reflect on the pervasive gaps in equity, inclusion, regressive social practices, and gaps in the…
Aditya Kumar Vajpayee
Rigveda Samhita is the oldest text which occupies the highest seat in Indian religious tradition. While discussing women’s status as depicted in this earliest manifestation of sublime poetry, we must bear in mind that contemporary socioeconomic structure and political discourse was materially different from what is present today…
Prof. Vinita Dhondiyal Bhatnagar
Violence against women has been recognized as a grave public health concern with devastating consequences for the physical, emotional, mental and reproductive health of women. Marital rape represents a seemingly invisible aspect of domestic violence. The lack of legal recognition for this heinous crime is a shocking revelation of the…
Maria Laura Pallarés Santos Solla Xose Manuel
This article analyses the impact of symbolic violence against women in rural spaces. Specifically, we are interested in understanding how the symbolic dimension of two specific forms of violence, patriarchal and/or gender-based violence and urban discrimination of the rural, constrain the social representation that women farmers…
Dr. Anjali Oudhia
Dr. Irina Bokova, Director general UNESCO, says equal participation of men and women in the cultural sphere is required for building a better future. Gender discrimination is a harsh reality, and so are racial discriminations based on Cast /Creed / Language and Religion. This is Social Darwinism, due to which we forgot…
Dr. Ramshankar
Women represent a substantial segment of the agricultural labor force in India; however, their roles and contributions frequently go unrecognized in mainstream media narratives. This research seeks to examine the representation of women farmers within Indian electronic media Using qualitative content analysis, the…
Singamala Neeladri Kamalaveni
The term "digital gender-based violence" refers to unsafe behaviors that are perpetrated on digital platforms that target individuals depending on their gender. The increasing prevalence of digital gender-based violence on social media platforms such as Instagram presents a substantial challenge to achieving gender equality…
Wisulanbou Dr. K. Mangayarkarasi
Gender is a social characteristic of women, men, boys, and girls which is socially constructed; this includes behaviors, roles being a woman, men, boy, or girl. We live in a society where classification and categorizing have become parts of the essential needs for every individual to fit in the society. The construction of gender within the…
Ira Wagh Prof. Dr. Neelam Shukla
Dhokra art, an ancient craft rooted in tribal traditions of India, has undergone a significant transformation, evolving from a traditional tribal art form to a globally recognized commodity. The journey of Dhokra reflects not only the changing dynamics of the craft but also the pivotal role of government recognition and initiatives in…
Vijay Shankar Choudhary
This research article examines the conflict between human rights and women’s rights, focusing on key thematic areas such as legal framework, gender-based violence, gender-interactions, human trafficking and LGBTQ rights, access to education, health and equality, and women’s empowerment. Based on an extensive review…
Dr. Roshan Ara Dr. Rubeena Akhter
Health as a human right has recently emerged as a result of growing consciousness about the dignity of human life. Health is considered as a socio-medical concept, which implies that whatever is medically possible to promote the physical and psychological wellbeing of the person must be done. Since women constitute…
Prof. Asha Shukla
Zaira appeared on the Indian literary firmament in 2024 and was well received by readers and by critics. The Pioneer declared it as a gripping tale of ambition, thrills and self discovery. The novel’s title, Zaira, means “a shining flower,” and it tells the poignant story of a college girl grappling with the guilt…
Ratan Mani Lal
The answer to the question “What is eternal?” is as timeless as time itself. There are signs that much, much before early humans took to agriculture, community living and started wondering about things other than mere survival, the question of what life is all about had been bothering them. It is no wonder that the earliest…