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Sexual violence against women has become normalized, and all Indian men are complicit.

In the 1950s, Shri Ram had established himself as a successful businessman by setting up Delhi Cloth Mills (DCM) on the insistence of the local government, which wanted him to aid in generating employment opportunities. With his sons Bharat Ram and Charat Ram by his side, the mill expanded as the years went by.

While these women are strong and have a clear sense of right and wrong, the matrix of their choices is still determined by men.

Dalit women find a safe space to express and recover from generational trauma through eclectic forms of art—both as resistance and an expression of empowerment.

Content warning: This story includes mentions of sexual assault and murder. As part of Multicultural Student Affairs APIDA programming, Chicago nonprofit KAN-WIN facilitated a workshop and presented a timeline about gender-based violence in Asian Pacific Islander Desi American communities Tuesday.  KAN-WIN provides services like legal advocacy and support groups to those affected by gender-based violence....

It is in this jail and around this time period when gangster Tillu Tajpuriya was allegedly stabbed to death by four rival gangsters inside a cell earlier this month, barely a few weeks after another gangster, Prince Tewatia, was also killed in a similar manner.

In this Madhya Pradesh district, where six of a family were recently gunned down in a revenge attack, guns are a common sight and every major life event – birth to death and everything in between – is marked by the sound of gunfire

Shekhar Kapur revealed he's "completely dyslexic" earlier this week

Shekhar Kapur had opened up about having attention deficit disorder and dyslexia in 2018. Recently, he shared how he has started loving numbers because of AI.

A darkly comic debut, longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction, The Bandit Queens by Parini Shroff (A&U £16.99) portrays modern Indian village life, not as