Not A ‘Priced Commodity’ – Essay
This essay penned by Aparna Vats discusses the prevalence of Dowry Deaths in India. Read more in this in-depth essay.
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This essay penned by Aparna Vats discusses the prevalence of Dowry Deaths in India. Read more in this in-depth essay.
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Domestic violence, a silent epidemic, casts a long shadow over countless lives. It’s more than just physical pain; it’s the invisible scars of emotional turmoil, the fear that gnaws at the soul, and the shattered sense of self-worth. Watch our interview with Bhavya and Anmol on Domestic Violence: Redressal and Hope.
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During our busy lives, it’s easy to overlook the shadows that loom behind closed doors. Today, we invite you to explore a topic that often stays hidden—domestic abuse in India. It’s more than just numbers; it’s about the silent struggles of countless women.
This overview touches on the different aspects of domestic abuse against women. It’s time to break the silence, challenge the stigma, and collectively work towards a brighter, safer future.
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Victims of domestic abuse tend not to recognise the signs of assault immediately, often due to personal disbelief or a lack of social support. Recognising the signs of violence is crucial to break the cycle of abuse early. Here are some important signs you must watch out for
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Quaran-tame: Behind the Doors of a Lockdown The conversation around the possible rise in cases of domestic violence stirred when the concept of a world-wide lockdown was still embryonic, and that possibility came true with the number of cases hitting its all-time high. Strict rules of quarantine were imposed to isolate and protect people from
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Not Safe at Home Anymore By Tanisha Saxena The coronavirus pandemic has left nearly 2.87 million people battling with its severe ramifications by testing positive, while more than 202,000 have succumbed to its deathly grip (as on April 25, 2020). Most nations have been in a strict lockdown for nearly two months. However, these are
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