Where do women stand in DUSU politics?

Women students at one of India's most prestigious universities say their daily issues find no mention in ongoing campaigns

An initiative turned craft of Rakhi into livelihood for Nizamuddin women

The artisans have spent over a decade gaining income and independence through rakhi craft, but cheaper imitations being sold online are eroding sales

Unboxed 2.0: Delhi exhibition showcases queer artists beyond labels and stereotypes

Featuring over 20 LGBTQIA+ artists from across India, Unboxed 2.0 at The LaLiT New Delhi explores mythology, faith, family, memory and identity

BNS leaves male, transgender sexual assault survivors without rape law protection

Survivors, lawyers and activists say men and transgender persons who survive sexual assault remain inadequately protected under the BNS

New law raises uncertainty for self-identified transgender persons

Critics say the Act narrows the definition of transgender persons, leaving many outside its ambit

Justice delayed in dowry death cases

Low conviction rates and lengthy legal battles continue to frustrate families seeking justice in dowry death cases

Educating queer: a transgender educator’s fight for dignity

Kabir Maan’s journey highlights gaps in awareness, legal protections, and the challenges posed by the new transgender law

Living on the edge: Transgender community fears exclusion under amendment Bill

Proposed changes to transgender law raise concerns over identity, access to rights, and legal recognition