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Former deputy Minister for Communications, Victoria Hamah, believes females who try to be super women are usually robbed of their femininity. | Pulse Ghana

Former deputy Minister for Communications, Victoria Hamah, has joked about her dismissal which happened 10 years ago over a $1 million controversy. | Pulse Ghana

The activists raised slogans demanding the Union government immediately take action to stop the violence in Manipur. They urged the government to take responsibility for the ongoing protest and demanded the resignation of the Manipur Chief Minister, Biren Singh.

Tadvai police had claimed the individuals were booked after their names were found in a diary seized on August 19, 2022 from a place where Maoists were holding a meeting.

Speaking to TNM, special public prosecutor Sunkara Rajendra Prasad said, “The court issued directions to initiate necessary proceedings against the investigating officer as he had not done the investigation properly. This stands as the prime reason that the prosecution was unable to establish that the accused committed the crime.”

"The equilibrium between grooming the right talent and creating a positive workplace environment is the key to a progressive organisation," says Mukta Arya, CHRO, APAC, Societe Generale.

Gita Ramaswamy's lessons from grassroots activism and how middle-class activists should relate to working-class mass organisations hold much significance today.

Children born in such a relationship should not suffer, feels Supreme Court

In this article, the author lays out her decision to lean on “feminist periscoping,” a methodological approach developed by the feminist geographer Nancy Hiemstra, to conduct her field research in India. The author then discusses the ways in which this feminist methodology proved to be useful in studying difficult-to-access subjects and spaces and the insights she gained by