• Are Women Bad Drivers?

    Disclaimer: This shall not be one of my typical posts where I lay down facts and then offer my opinion while trying to stay as neutral as possible. When I was younger, a common and highly used, yet derogatory term was, “Women Drivers”. I don’t know where or why the term was invented, just that…

  • “Change is neccesary”

    Candle marches, protests, strikes, pressure groups, nothing succeedes. . You yell and protest, but remember to be back home by 7, it isn’t safe! In the end, just the name on the headline changes Our government? Sit quietly throughout the whole thing. Padmaavat released? Hell broke loose. If this isn’t misplaced priorities, I do not…

  • October 2nd.

    On October 2rd, we get celebrate the birth of our “national father“, forgetting the birth of the man who is to be truly appreciated. Unlike the one who was busy trying to get their picture on the Indian Currency, Lal Bahadur Shastri worked hard, despite criticism from the unrequired. Lal Bahadur Shastri is the name…

  • 3 Month Pregnant Goat Dies after being Gang-raped by 3 men

    How? Why? First thoughts in your mind ain’t it? We cannot be sure before we analyse everything, right? Did the goat do anything to invite the attention of those men? It’s possible that the goat was giving them signals that they understood to mean were sexual advancements. It’s also possible that she was asking for…

  • “Real Men Don’t Cry”

    “Real Men Don’t Cry”

    True Story: “Real men don’t cry”, a father was instructing his toddler in a cafe, while I was sitting by the nearby table. The little one, about 4–5, looked sad and hurt. “I’m sorry…”, I interrupted. “Why is it that men don’t cry? Crying is a human trait”, I questioned. “Because men are strong and…

  • Something that needs to be said:

    Without paying much heed to the aesthetics of writing, I would like to jump directly to the point. Today I received this picture from a female friend of mine on WhatsApp. As per my nature, I delivered my opinion. On being confronted, she asked me to laugh and take it lightly because it was no…

  • Women’s conditions in Sudan.

    Sudan is one of the very few countries to have laws which actually “degrade” women. Strict interpretations of Islam curb Sudanese women’s freedoms, It allows for domestic abuse, child marriage and marital rape. Sexual violence is common and often goes unpunished In the survey, the researchers point to the 12.1 million women and girls that…

  • End to Body Shaming

    Only 4% of women around the world consider themselves beautiful and about 72% of girls feel tremendous pressure to be beautiful. (This is 100% true not random figures. Go google it) This ideology because of people, has given rise to countless other physical, psychological and mental issues. People must and should and unfasten this conjecture…

  • When does the body shaming end?

    You’re either “All About That Bass” or have too much bass. You celebrate your curves, but filter the sh!t out of your Instagram photos. You love the au naturel ads that utilize the same type of model throughout as their conformity. You’re either too tall, too short, too skinny, too fat, too flabby, too ripped,…

  • Women’s Condition in the Middle East

    [This is merely my opinion. Please, don’t get triggered] In the modern times, gender analysis has become an important subject of inquiry. The role, treatment and expectations of women are dependent on cultural and societal norms. The women in the West and the women living in the Middle East have both faced social inequality. The…