Ritika sharma·Oct 5A Daughter, Not a DowryAs a child, I used to get excited whenever there was a wedding. During the vidai, I would look at the jewellery and gifts the bride’s…
Taran Jassar·Sep 8From Goddesses to Second-Class Citizens: The Irony of Modern PatriarchyMillions of people celebrate Navratri, Chhath Puja, and Attukal Pongala, by wors young girls. But society still treats women as…
Akshara Gupta·Jun 12She Was Found Dead Five Months After Her Wedding. This Is Twisha Sharma’s Story.By Akshara Gupta
Parth·Jun 12The Business Model We Call TraditionDowry is, without doubt, one of our most enduring traditions. So enduring, in fact, that even the most affluent and well-established…
Minakshi Jayaswal·May 28Educated Daughters, Corrupt Values: Lives Sacrificed at the Altar of DowryBy: Minakshi Jayaswal
InQuirky RantsbyPriyanshu Jha·May 25The hidden cost of keeping dowry traditions alive“Dowry” is a bribe with a fancy name…A response icon3A response icon3
Skandha Thapak·May 22Women treated as toys?We all are aware of the recent deaths of women caused by dowry. Is it something new? Absolutely not. Women have been treated as objects for…
Arpit Tyagi·Mar 31The Price of a Daughter: Breaking the Silence Around DowryA wedding should create happiness, new beginnings, and a bond between people. Relatives gather for these moments, and there is joy and…
TheColorOfThoughts·Mar 30“Dowry: The Truth We All Know, But Refuse to Accept”Dowry is such a word that when we hear someone has taken dowry, we start making up 10 different stories. We start criticizing the groom’s…
