An artisan, haunted by his abusive past, meticulously crafts a Durga idol for an upcoming festival. As he finishes, mysterious cracks appear, and the idol collapses, killing him. His wife, Rama, wonders if the Goddess has delivered divine justice for the child he once cruelly sacrificed.
In a heartfelt reflection, a woman shares her journey as a primary breadwinner, supporting her husband’s dreams and navigating financial hardships. Embracing independence and defying stereotypes, she calls for true partnership and gender equality, empowering women to lead, inspire, and redefine societal expectations of ‘The She.’
In “A Tiny Drop of Appreciation,” Radha, a domestic worker, vents her frustrations about societal expectations for women and marriage. The narrator reflects on her own lost ambitions as a housewife. Their conversation highlights the need for mutual appreciation and respect among women, regardless of their life choices and challenges.
This short story is about how violation of woman routinely takes place at home, marital bed, workplace and not just when young girls go alone in tight clothes to a desolate spot. This story is about resillence, fighting back against rape for justice which continues even when protests end.
Gist : The narrative highlights the need to challenge outdated societal norms, showing women standing up against harassment, dowry, and injustice. Through three different stories, it emphasizes the power of speaking up and taking action to create positive change. It calls for a mindset shift to ensure a better, fairer society.
This article chronicles the author’s unexpected journey into the world of Kung-Fu, starting in her mid-30s. Despite initial doubts from her instructors, she pursued her passion with determination, eventually earning a black belt in just four years. Along the way, she competed at national levels, trained under renowned masters, and even set a world record.
The article celebrates the resilience of refugee women from East Bengal after India’s Partition, highlighting their role in transforming West Bengal’s social, economic, and political landscape. Despite facing displacement, prejudice, and economic hardships, these women redefined their identities and contributed significantly to society.
This article delves into the harsh realities of freedom for women, using popular series like Made in Heaven 2, Lojja and Noshtoneer to explore the nuanced forms of abuse that persist in society. Despite strides in empowerment, the article questions whether women are truly free in today’s world.
Women are often the keepers of customs and traditions in a family and teach the next generation. Perhaps exercising our franchise is a lesson that we need to pass on to our daughters as well.
The article argues for equal sharing of housework and criticizes outdated gender roles. It calls for empathy leading to a more supportive and harmonious family environment.
