Sangita Jogi is part of a family of manual labourers. This is what the book of her art says

In ‘The Women I Could Be’, draws the lives she imagines.

Urvashi Butalia

· Dec 05, 2021 · 12:30 pm

‘Why Loiter?’ Ten years have passed since the seminal book on women alone in cities was published

A personal account of walking in India’s cities and re-reading ‘Why Loiter?’

Anandi Mishra

· May 03, 2021 · 08:30 am

Meet six wise women who shaped the development of philosophy in the West

Recalling the wisdom of ancient women both expands our view of history and reminds us of the gendered elements of modern complex thought.

Dawn LaValle Norman, The Conversation

· Mar 24, 2021 · 05:30 pm

Meet three female philosophers you have probably never heard of in the field of big consciousness

We have to ask ourselves why the philosophical ideas of Mary Calkins, May Sinclair, and Hilda Oakeley have been largely forgotten.

Emily Thomas, The Conversation

· Nov 29, 2019 · 05:30 pm

Why an Indian girl chose to become an American woman

‘India failed women and India failed me.’

Abhinanda Bhattacharyya, qz.com

· Mar 04, 2018 · 01:30 pm

‘Never marry a poet’: A Pakistani feminist on the dangers of the hypocritical intellectual male

Attiya Dawood’s ‘Sindh ki Aurat Sapney Sai such Ta’ debunks an intellectual’s separation of the mind and the body, the personal and the political.

Asad Alvi

· Jan 04, 2018 · 07:30 pm

‘It’s totally worth it’: Experiences of women who breastfed their children while at work

August 1-7 is World Breastfeeding Week. Scroll.in speaks to three women about how they manage their babies’ feeding schedules around work.

Neha Bhatt

· Aug 07, 2017 · 05:30 am

Why this literary heroine could never chill, and why you shouldn’t either

You are drawn to Jo March not because of who she was but because of who you are.

Manasi Subramaniam

· Apr 22, 2017 · 05:30 am

Equals in the jungle, Colombia's women guerrillas brace themselves to go back to a patriarchal world

Demobilised women guerrillas may struggle to enjoy equality once they reintegrate into civilian life in society known for its machismo.

Anastasia Moloney

· Mar 14, 2017 · 11:30 pm

International Women's Day: A Hindi tract with feminist ideals from a time before feminism was known

'Seemantini Updesh', written anonymously and published in 1882, talks to married women about issues such as widow remarriage and female sexuality.

Mrinal Pande

· Mar 08, 2017 · 03:30 pm

A campaign reminds us of the missing person on the director’s chair

52 Films by Women asks its users to pledge to watch a film by a woman every week. How does India measure up?

Damini Kulkarni

· Oct 17, 2016 · 01:30 pm