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High Court to hear bail plea of labour rights activist Nodeep Kaur on Wednesday Kaur is lodged in a Karnal jail after she was arrested for allegedly gheraoing an industrial unit and demanding money from the company in Haryana's Sonipat on January 12. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI CHANDIGARH: The Punjab and Haryana High Court will on Wednesday hear a bail plea of labour rights activist Nodeep Kaur, arrested on charges of extortion and attempt to murder. The bail application of the 23-year-old labour rights activist had come up for hearing on Monday but on the request of the Harya...

BKU Ugrahan leader says Republic Day incidents were planned, defends farmers BKU Ugrahan leader says Republic Day incidents were planned, defends farmers While addressing a rally in Punjab’s Barnala, BKU (Ugrahan) president Joginder Singh Ugrahan said the violent incidents on Republic Day were planned in advance by some perpetrators and defended farmers. Here is what he said: advertisement UPDATED: February 22, 2021 08:30 IST BKU (Ugrahan) president Joginder Singh Ugrahan slammed Delhi Police for framing farmers by resgistering false cases against them. (Photo: India Today) While addressing...

22341 1 Women’s participation in farmers’ protests is being seen as a life-altering moment. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal Geetanjali Gayatri History is replete with stories of their heroism because valour runs in the Punjabi blood. But, unfortunately, so does patriarchy. And, there is absolutely no dearth of ghastly tales of honour killing, of female foeticide, of subjugation of the fairer sex and worse. These, however, are dark alleys and just not the place to be when the frost in the air gives way and spring is knocking, when the fields are yellow with mustard flowers, when the ...

22341 1 Women’s participation in farmers’ protests is being seen as a life-altering moment. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal Geetanjali Gayatri History is replete with stories of their heroism because valour runs in the Punjabi blood. But, unfortunately, so does patriarchy. And, there is absolutely no dearth of ghastly tales of honour killing, of female foeticide, of subjugation of the fairer sex and worse. These, however, are dark alleys and just not the place to be when the frost in the air gives way and spring is knocking, when the fields are yellow with mustard flowers, when the ...

What the Priya verdict means for women waging lonely battles February 20, 2021, 9:35 PM IST In the Western classical canon, a woman who speaks out publicly is seen as abhorrent. Classicist Mary Beard lists a number of instances — from Ovid’s Metamorphoses where a princess who is raped has her tongue cut off in case she speaks up to Homer’s Odyssey where Telemachus, the young son of Odysseus, asks his mother to shut up. “Mother,” says the teenager, “speech will be the business of men, all men, and of me most of all; for mine is the power in this household.”