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Why Madhavi Menon believes capital punishment shouldn’t exist

Why Madhavi Menon believes capital punishment shouldn’t exist

The noted author and academic on crime, punishment and literary redemption
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Zinnia Sengupta
Why Lekha Chakraborty thinks merely allocating funds for women’s safety is not sound fiscal policy

Why Lekha Chakraborty thinks merely allocating funds for women’s safety is not sound fiscal policy

The prominent economist on what gender budgeting truly means, especially in the context of violence against women
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Ananya Gouthi
I Think
I Think: Journalists need to hold people in power accountable

I Think: Journalists need to hold people in power accountable

Nabhan Mahmood, entrepreneur and lawyer, Hyderabad
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Ayman Khan
I Think: No girl is too far from a silly hashtag today

I Think: No girl is too far from a silly hashtag today

Riya Thomas, student, Kochi, Kerala
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Maria Thomas
I Think: Crimes against women take a backseat to politics

I Think: Crimes against women take a backseat to politics

Sheetal Gulway, teacher, Pune
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Asmita Seth
பாலியல் + சம்பவம் ≠ rape

பாலியல் + சம்பவம் ≠ rape

A short exploration of the terminology used in Hindi, Tamil and English newspapers
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Pranati Narayan Visweswaran
Hyderabad rape and extra-judicial killings

Hyderabad rape and extra-judicial killings

Decoding the media coverage
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Asavari Singh
Why Sandhya Menon thinks media outlets need a regular beat for women’s safety

Why Sandhya Menon thinks media outlets need a regular beat for women’s safety

The #MeToo activist on the present and future of the movement in India
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Sanjana Thandaveswaran
‘Journalists can only do as much as they are trained to do’

‘Journalists can only do as much as they are trained to do’

Feminist writer and publisher Urvashi Butalia on gendered violence, journalism, and silences
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Sanya Chandra
Featured
Let’s get real about #MeToo India

Let’s get real about #MeToo India

How journalists can make the movement matter more
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Asavari Singh
The rapes on Page 9

The rapes on Page 9

A close look at the news reports of sexual offences tucked away on the inside pages
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Saumya Agrawal
'What about people who don't fit into categories? Where do their stories go?'

'What about people who don't fit into categories? Where do their stories go?'

Rachana Mudraboyina, creator of TransVision, India's first YouTube channel for transgender issues
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Manisha Koppala
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