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Reflecting on Waste Disposal and Management: An International Perspective
Read more: Reflecting on Waste Disposal and Management: An International PerspectiveWaste generation is an inevitable byproduct of civilization, but how it is managed can greatly affect whether it becomes a source of pollution. This article examines international waste disposal and management, focusing on hazardous waste and the circular economy. It highlights the environmental and public health challenges posed by rising waste volumes and advocates for…
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Women and Their Role in Corporate Leadership
Read more: Women and Their Role in Corporate LeadershipThe evolving role of women in corporate leadership has made progress but the challenges still persist. Despite an increase in the number of women in leadership roles, they remain significantly underrepresented. This article emphasizes the economic and organizational benefits of gender diversity in leadership. However, barriers such as persistent gender stereotypes, limited mentorship, and the…
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Intersectionality and Bodily Autonomy: Addressing Reproductive Health Inequalities Among Women
Read more: Intersectionality and Bodily Autonomy: Addressing Reproductive Health Inequalities Among WomenThe paper talks about intersectionality and its impact on women’s autonomy, specifically focusing on reproductive health. It highlights the disparities in bodily autonomy and barriers to reproductive healthcare. This points out that there is a need for an intersectional approach to ensure that all women get equitable access to healthcare. Such an approach is essential…
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The Plight and Invisibility of Queer Bahujan Artists
Read more: The Plight and Invisibility of Queer Bahujan ArtistsThis article examines the intersectional challenges faced by Bahujan Queer artists in India, highlighting the ways caste, gender and sexuality interact to create unique struggles for self-expression and acceptance. Through initiatives, cinema, stand-up comedy and other subversive art forms, these artists use their platforms to confront societal barriers, though mainstream acceptance remains elusive. Art emerges…
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Tailoring Policies for All: Intersectionality and Family Planning
Read more: Tailoring Policies for All: Intersectionality and Family PlanningThis paper delves into the intricate interplay between state policy and the plethora of societal identities, particularly through the lens of family planning policies and reproductive rights. Through an intersectional framework, the article seeks to showcase the duality of experience of one community, juxtaposed with another, and the unique vulnerabilities at play associated with their…
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A Revolution for a Nickel: The Penny Press and the Birth of Popular Journalism
Read more: A Revolution for a Nickel: The Penny Press and the Birth of Popular JournalismThe journey of the newspaper from what once used to be the main source that provided the premise for quality conversation over worldly affairs to what is now sometimes a source for gossip filled debate. The companion of every person’s first cup of tea in the morning has witnessed much change. Be it the type…
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THE INDIAN ENLIGHTENMENT: A HIDDEN SOUTHERN HISTORY
Read more: THE INDIAN ENLIGHTENMENT: A HIDDEN SOUTHERN HISTORYPolitics practiced, philosophy preached, religion sermonized, literature published and communication engaged in, took a radical turn towards unorthodox systems as a result of the Enlightenment movement. The Age of Enlightenment is propagated as a eurocentric concept as the theories proposed and histories studied stem majorly from European movements. Nevertheless, if one were to look at…
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Beyond Binary Boxes: The Invisible Struggle of SOGIE-Dalit Identity in India
Read more: Beyond Binary Boxes: The Invisible Struggle of SOGIE-Dalit Identity in IndiaThis paper examines the complex intersectionality of SOGIE (Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Expression) and Dalit identities in modern India, challenging the prevailing tendency to address discrimination through single-axis frameworks. Through analysis of personal narratives and legal precedents, including the landmark Navtej Singh Johar judgement and the NALSA verdict, the paper argues that the current…
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Deconstructing the Manic Pixie Dream Girl: Reflections on Gender Stereotypes in Cinema and its Societal Implications
Read more: Deconstructing the Manic Pixie Dream Girl: Reflections on Gender Stereotypes in Cinema and its Societal ImplicationsThe “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” (MPDG) archetype, a whimsical and eccentric female character who exists primarily to inspire and uplift a male protagonist, has become a pervasive trope in literature and cinema. While she may appear enchanting and free-spirited, this character often embodies deeply ingrained gender stereotypes and reinforces patriarchal ideals. This article deconstructs the…
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A New Chapter?: Exploring the Potential of India-Pakistan Relations Post-Jaishankar’s Visit
Read more: A New Chapter?: Exploring the Potential of India-Pakistan Relations Post-Jaishankar’s VisitBy Prof. Tridivesh Singh Maini Introduction External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s visit to Pakistan, to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit held in Islamabad on October 15-16, 2024, drew attention for several reasons. Most importantly, this was the first visit by an Indian Foreign Minister to Pakistan after nearly nine years. In December 2015,…
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Is Homosexuality Against Indian Culture?
Read more: Is Homosexuality Against Indian Culture?This article explores the relationship between homosexuality and Indian culture, challenging the widespread belief that homosexuality is alien to Indian traditions. Through an analysis of ancient Indian texts, scriptures, and cultural practices, the article demonstrates that non-heteronormative relationships have existed and been recognized in India for centuries. It argues that the demonization of homosexuality is…
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