In September 2024, InkSights had turned its lens on the rape and murder of a young trainee doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. Here we are, two years later, with a strong feeling of deja vu.
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Tradwives and the Manosphere
Adolescence, the widely appreciated new British television miniseries available in India on Netflix, has shown us the impact of the manosphere, a term coined to describe a network of interconnected websites and online communities that share a misogynist and male...
Walking into 2024 be like…
InkSights is a monthly art series by NWMI member Anupama Bijur viewing current affairs through a gender and news lens.
What political parties would do if they really cared about gender equality
By Swarna Rajagopalan (Guest Post) With Assembly elections in five states just a few weeks from now, election fever is setting in. This short post is a reminder of what it would take to convince women that political parties care about their rights and welfare. Ensure...
Towards a gender-equal world: strengthening media discourse and media leadership in Bihar
By Sumita Jaiswal and Parul Sharma “We need to move from a gender sensitive and gender responsive approach to a gender transformative approach,” said Nafisa Binte Shafique, Chief, UNICEF office for Bihar, speaking at a webinar on 26 July, 2021, organised by the Bihar...