Vishal Sharma

Dec 2, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Vishal Sharma

Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 US presidential election has left many women in the country feeling disillusioned amid the real danger over their bodily rights. Men from all racial groups overwhelmingly voted for Trump – a convicted felon and a rapist – in an election to which Democrats tried to make a referendum on reproductive rights.

Oct 28, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Vishal Sharma

Spoiler alertPeter Brown’s famed novel has found its way to the big-screen that too in an exhilarating and irresistible way as Dreamwork animation’s latest film The Wild Robot has hit the cinemas worldwide. The Wild Robot, a refreshing animation exploration from the creators of How To Train Your Dragon seems to have almost snuck up on the audiences beyond the age barriers.

Oct 22, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Vishal Sharma

The International Order and its laws with a focus on human rights emerged after the Second World War in the aftermath of Holocaust with an promise of not letting ‘Crimes against humanity’ on such scale happen again. It was the moment when the world said – ‘Never again.’ The world today seems to have been failing on that promise in plain sight.

Aug 27, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Vishal Sharma

Diverging from its bleak past of recent years, the Supreme Court on August 13th declared that the ‘bail is rule‘ even in terror related cases under the draconian law of UAPA. The bench comprising Justice A S Oka and A G Masih granted bail to a petitioner accused under the repressive anti-terror law, stating, ‘the allegations of the prosecution may be very serious. But the duty of the courts is to consider the case for grant of bail in accordance with the law.

Dec 12, 2023 | feminisminindia.com | Vishal Sharma

Defiant, kinky, and unapologetically ‘Political’. With the politics of intersectionality at its heart, the exhibition ‘Vichitra Desh’ was a spectacular Display of Queer art. A tale of queer desire and love was woven in the national capital as Delhi pride month kickstarted in early November. An array of beautiful artworks in art forms as diverse as the Queer spectrum was on display at Vichitra Desh – Queer Nation, with artists looking through the windows of marginality.