Gayatri Manu

Inspired by the Happy to Bleed campaign that urged women to pose for the camera with their sanitary napkins, a bunch of students from Calicut Medical College, Kozhikode, got together to write haikus to end period shaming.

The national award winning Tamil film Visaaranai (Interrogation) has been selected by the Indian Film Federation as the country’s official entry for Academy Awards 2016, under the Foreign Languages category.

On Sunday, September 25, a unique flea market is being organised at Yogistan in Indiranagar, Bangalore. Here, you will find, live music, delectable food and most importantly, sixteen adorable senior dogs that are being put up for adoption.

Tired of watching films that repeatedly glorify the act of stalking, a bunch of activists have started an online petition urging the Tamil film industry to stop portraying stalking -- that can lead to violent attacks on women, as a romantic gesture.

Aanchal's seminal work, called The Remnants of a Separation, is by far one of the most intriguing alternative histories of the Partition.

In a first-of-its-kind initiative, Kozhikode district in Kerala has set up a grievance redressal committee to address issues faced by members of the LGBT community.

Vinita Bhardwaj of Chandigarh beat world number one Yi Siling of China, in the women's 10m air rifle event to clinch gold at the World University shooting championship in Poland.

Two Indian students, Karmanya Singh Sareen and Shreya Sethi, have filed a Public Interest Litigation similar to class action in the Delhi High Court, challenging WhatsApp’s privacy policy as a part of which it can share information of millions of users with Facebook.

Debasmita decided to put her efforts into bringing about social change through art with her project ‘My Father Illustrations,’ in 2013.

In a bid to counter the exorbitant price of sanitary napkins and make sanitary waste more eco-friendly, three MIT graduates have founded Saathi.