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Urban Company is eyeing profits and an IPO. But gigsters are angry - Vimarsana News

Urban Company is eyeing profits and an IPO. But gigsters are angry

Urban Company has touted an ‘auto acceptance’ feature as being beneficial to gig workers and said it would ensure they did not miss out on any assignments that came their way. But, women workers feel the move has taken away the flexibility of their work. What is the way ahead?

Live-in relationships in India are legal but taboo - Vimarsana News

Live-in relationships in India are legal but taboo

The idea of live-in relationships is considered a cultural taboo. Despite progressive laws, tradition and morality continue to have an iron grip on society.

India: Live-in relationships are legal but taboo – DW – 11/02/2023 - Vimarsana News

India: Live-in relationships are legal but taboo – DW – 11/02/2023

In India, the idea of live-in relationships is considered a cultural taboo. Despite progressive laws, tradition and morality continue to have an iron grip on how society functions and treats women.

Source: dw.com
How India's obscenity laws control women's bodies – DW – 07/13/2023 - Vimarsana News

How India's obscenity laws control women's bodies – DW – 07/13/2023

The definition of what legally constitutes obscenity in India is open to interpretation by judges. Young women say the laws are used to stifle their freedom of expression.

Source: dw.com
How India's obscenity laws control women's bodies – DW – 07/13/2023 - Vimarsana News

How India's obscenity laws control women's bodies – DW – 07/13/2023

The definition of what legally constitutes obscenity in India is open to interpretation by judges. Young women say the laws are used to stifle their freedom of expression.

Source: dw.com