Women empowerment is one of the most critical and essential things that everyone should support. It is when women are given the most power and rights to make decisions for themselves. Women have been subjected to injustice through decades. They have been treated as non-existent for decades. Women wee else was always making decisions for…
World population day falls on 11th July every year. It has been celebrated since the establishment of the day by United Nations Development Program in 1989. This brings us to notice the trends and analysis on population to the fore. On World Population Day this year, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) India recognises that…
Female Foeticide is an immoral and illegal practice performed in India. Female foeticide is the practice of aborting a foetus outside of a legal method when one finds out that the foetus is female after undergoing a sex determination test. Mainly it is a practice by the family who is despairing for a baby boy.…
Half of the population of the world uses sanitary napkins but yet we find it difficult to even say the word sanitary pad. We have to wrap our orthodoxy in black polythenes and breon envolopes while buying pads. As per the Menstrual Hygiene Alliance of India(MHAI), 12.3 billion sanitary napkins are disposed off every year.…
Families have both structure and function. As the bones and muscles in the body, the structure gives the family its size and shape. Like the body parts that perform functions necessary to keep the body functioning, certain vital functions keep families healthy. It sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote…
INTRODUCTION: Period poverty is characterized as a lack of access to period hygiene tools and information, such as sanitary products, washing facilities, and waste management, among other things. Because of the scarcity of sanitary napkins, as well as the lack of washing facilities and waste disposal, this has become an expensive affair. The goal of…
Femicide, as defined by the World Health organisation, is said to be the intentional killing of a girl or a woman for belonging to a specific sex. Diana E.H. Russell first heard about this term in 1974 from a woman in the USA who was planning to write a book about ‘Femicide’. Over the years, she has…
Communal harmony and religious brotherhood have been observed and sustained as the sacramental duty by the people of India. Being home to many cultures and religious faiths led to different personal laws in the country. Two major branches of personal laws that governs the citizens are Muslim and Hindu law. These laws have been in…
A lady in traditional Indian clothing, who gets up even before the sun rises and the chicken awakens, welcomes every one of her seniors, gets done with all her family tasks and afterward petitions God for the prosperity of her significant other and relatives is the most acknowledged picture of a ‘sanskaari’ Indian lady. India…
Tia is 35 years old, a mother of two children working for a private organization. Tia has been married to her husband for 8 years. In the first two years of marriage Tia had a cordial relationship with her husband. As time passed Tia’s husband became an alcoholic. The only thing he would do now…
