The author finds themself deeply concerned about the safety of women working in govt. hospitals. Are they truly safe in their workplaces? What are the conditions they face on a daily basis? How gruelling are their shifts? Who bears the responsibility for ensuring their safety?
Are there any benefits of being late? The author doesn’t answer but helps us prompt by showing a glimpse in her own life.
When the practices change, one might have an illusion that the mental model has altered. Far from true. At least in the case of caste.
Even though people demand justice when women face violence, they can often be seen justifying the same violence. Read to understand why.
The author talks about an interaction with women from the Baiga particularly vulnerable tribe (PVTG); and is surprised to find a common ground
Exploring the different ways in which rural women of Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh are experiencing empowerment in their everyday lives
Ritu spent 18 months setting up a women weavers’ enterprise called Kalamaitri in Maheshwar town by the Narmade river. Some of her findings are documented here.
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