The shrinking of women’s space in DU politics reflects a larger erosion of women’s visibility in the public sphere.

On October 6, an advocate Rakesh Kishore allegedly threw a shoe at the Chief Justice of India, CJI B.R. Gavai inside the Supreme Court.

We, Black and Dalit feminists, walk parallel paths, inspired by each other’s scholarship and activism.

Spousal violence being the leading form of gender-based violence in India keeps with global trends.

For Northeastern people, especially women, Delhi becomes a space where racism, sexism, and cultural alienation converge.

India's mental health system mirrors its social structure. Who becomes a therapist and who seeks therapy are all filtered through castes.

DU's Lady Shri Ram College for Women recently found itself mired in the midst of controversy after a speaker session by Retd. IFS Officer Deepak Vohra received massive backlash for spewing hatred and misogyny.

Fairy tales have conditioned our society in such a way that they have blinded us to the implicit stereotypes they espouse, passed on from generation to generation.

When festivals are defined by caste boundaries, marginalised women are the first to be pushed out and excluded.

The recent arrest and detention of Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA) has drawn widespread condemnation for the arbitrary nature of the arrest, raising questions about the state of democracy in India.

Once I realised the joy and strength of female friendships, of being a girl’s girl, there was no looking back.

The Global Sumud Flotilla continues to draw international attention as investigations and diplomatic reactions unfold around Israel's starvation of Gaza.

With Indian politics already being deemed as the dirtiest of all professions, the impact of this judgment, which prevents the application of the one law that reassures women of their dignity and empowers them to seek employment, is undoubtedly going to impact the fight for equal and inclusive political participation. 

Stories are never just stories for children. The books read early on plant ideas, form impressions, and influence who they might become.

Women in Gaza demonstrate a larger, historical pattern that women are one of the most affected by war, whether by acts of violence or exploitation of their vulnerability.

How money and power are able to direct the course of the printed news, marginalise dissent, and quell voices conflicting with their interests.

'Homebound' serves as a reminder in the alleys of propaganda films; a reminder of suffering, social ostracisation and the receding back of the modern State.

To create discourse and shed an urgent light on the intersection of gender, caste and mental health, FII is looking for submissions throughout the month until the 25th of October 2025.

Threatening self-harm thus becomes a tactic of “silent control”, shifting blame and emotional burden onto the partner being targeted.

Violence against women during recent youth led movement can be seen as asserting social control over women's bodies.

The gendered burden of festive celebrations is overlooked by the romanticisation of family meals, festive decorations and overloaded schedules

Women’s bodies get policed everywhere. The news video in question has displayed numerous pictures and videos of the young student and provided a character sketch.

As AI technology rapidly evolves and automation becomes an inevitable reality, the failure to implement effective policies aimed at ensuring the economic well-being of workers and addressing widening economic inequalities can be catastrophic.

As Gen-Z-led protests in Nepal spark unrest and an emergency-like clampdown, thousands who depend on cross-border trade and healthcare are trapped in uncertainty.

Matcha becomes a stand-in for many things: effort, joy, care, attention, and taste. Each of these, when performed by women in public, becomes vulnerable to attack.