Nirbhaya

Yogita Bhayana once had a glamorous career in aviation, but eventually quit her job to take up activism. After Nirbhaya’s case, she started PARI, an organisation that works to rehabilitate rape victims and get them the justice they need.

Despite losing both his brother and father during the case, this dedicated inspector kept working with unwavering focus.

Even as the citizens were protesting, a team of policemen was working round the clock to ensure that the culprits would not escape their fate.

While some of these critical judgments have ignited debates, others have brought an end to long pending contentions.

"When you do the right thing, the universe protects you and enables you to do more good. So just stand up and do the right thing.”

While Mathura’s case did not end with justice, what it did for many others is path-breaking.

On May 5th, 2017, the Supreme Court upheld the death penalty for four accused in the Nirbhaya case. Encouraged, Nirbhaya’s mother, Asha Devi, has launched the NyayaJyoti Foundation to help other female victims of crime.

Theatre is not just a form of entertainment but also a means to educate and make audiences think about the society they live in.

Although patriarchy is deeply entrenched in modern-day India, the country has a long tradition of women who resisted conformity, even under severe societal pressure. Here is a look at the fascinating journey of feminism through the ages in India.

Anand Gupta, an NRI and Dhruv Banerji, a lawyer from Delhi are helping a 7-year-old victim of gang rape fight her case and be heard.