Feminism In India

Feminism In India is a recognized digital platform that focuses on intersectional feminism, aimed at educating and fostering feminist awareness among young people. It seeks to clarify the misconceptions around the term "feminism" and dispel the negative associations linked to it. FII highlights the voices of women and marginalized groups by utilizing art, media, culture, technology, and community engagement.

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Gendering Conflict: Women's Bodies As Sites Of Violence

2 months ago | feminisminindia.com | Shahinda Syed

The partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947 and the establishment of a new nation, Pakistan, gave birth to the conflicted region of Kashmir. For years, this region remained a point of contention between the two nations, suppressing the local population’s demands for suzerainty and sovereignty. A pervasive issue of gendered violence, which exploits women’s bodies to torment the local people, has arisen from this protracted conflict.
The Hidden Assault: Stealthing, Sabotaging, And Reproductive Abuse In Indian Households | Feminism in India

Feb 28, 2025 | feminisminindia.com | Rakhi Yadav

Stealthing and Sabotaging are very common in Indian households, where due to toxic masculinity and patriarchy, husbands and family members often violate the wife's reproductive rights i.e. rights to use contraception to prevent unwanted pregnancy, right to abortion, etc.
'I Want To Break Free': 5 Musicians Who Led Social Change

Feb 5, 2025 | feminisminindia.com | Asif Iqbal

Music is a powerful medium to express emotions, share stories, and bring people together; who can forget the gathering of students from different campuses reciting the lines of Faiz Ahmed Faiz: “…jab zulm-o-sitam ke koh-e-Garan, rooi ki tarah ur jaenge, hum mehkoomon ke paaon tale, ye dharti dhar dhar dharkegi, aur ahl-e-hakam ke sar oopar, jab bijli kar kar karkegi…”Musicians have a platform better than any other profession to amplify voices and acquaint people with social issues.
Sunday Is No Holiday For Women: The Unseen Burden Of Unpaid Work

Jan 15, 2025 | feminisminindia.com | Syed Rakshanda Suman

Rest and leisure are seen as a basic human right, worldwide without exception. Still, a recent remark by the L&T Chairman, SN Subrahmanyan caused much debate and raised serious concerns about work-life balance and social conventions. With a cynical comment, ‘How long can you stare at your wife?‘, he advised staff members to work on Sundays as well. With a cynical comment, ‘How long can you stare at your wife?‘, he advised staff members to work on Sundays as well.
'Santosh' (2024) Review: Powerful Mirroring Of Darkest Realities In India | Feminism in India

Jan 14, 2025 | feminisminindia.com

Sandhya Suri's 'Santosh' is a very powerful police procedural drama that explores the darkest realities of contemporary India.
From 'Ek Chutki Sindoor' To 'Hari Hari Chudiyan': Women Share Their Truths On Marital Symbols

Jan 6, 2025 | feminisminindia.com | Priya Prakash

I’m in fifth grade, and my family includes three women: my grandmother, my mother, and my older sister. But, yes, my mother is the most beautiful of us all. She wears vermilion in her hairline, a bindi on her forehead, a mangalsutra on her neck, heavy bangles on her wrists, gold rings on her fingers, and colourful sarees that look great on her. Her anklets tinkle when she moves, and she wears toe rings in two of her toes. My sister and I, two little girls, have no idea why they look so different.
Why American Women Are Choosing The 4B Movement After Trump's Win

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.
A Review Of CJI Chandrachud’s Term: Was One Of The Longest-Serving CJI Subjugated To Political Pressure?

Nov 7, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Stuti Paul Singh

On 10th November, Chief Justice of India, Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud, is all set to retire from his office. As the 50th CJI of India, he served for two years at India’s topmost judicial body. Justice DY Chandrachud, who took up the role of CJI on November 9, 2022, following the retirement of former CJI UU Lalit has had the longest term for any CJI in the last 14 years.
'The Wild Robot': A Bumpy Ride Of Sudden Adoptive Motherhood

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.
Hasdeo: A Continued Fight For Home

Oct 28, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Sohini Sengupta

A few weeks ago Hasdeo was back in the news cycle as reports of clashes between locals and police surfaced. On 17 October morning, violent clashes erupted near Parsa block in the Hasdeo forest region over the ongoing deforestation drive in the area. Protests took a violent turn when villagers took up bows, arrows, slingshots, and stones to attack the police. This fight to safeguard the forests from the extractive agendas of the State has been a longstanding conflict in Chhattisgarh.