sexism

In a viral Twitter post that's winning praise from netizens, Mumbai Police called out Bollywood for dialogues from movies like Kabir Singh and Dabangg that mainstream misogyny in everyday language and actions. #LanguageMatters

Gunjan Saxena and Sreevidya Rajan were India’s first women combat aviators who served the heart of the war zone in 1999.

"Rejected for my disability repeatedly, I decided to start something on my own. Aur kisi ki gulaami nahi karni thi (I did not want to serve anyone anymore)," says the girl who supports her family of seven.

From pushing boundaries to smashing glass ceilings, these women are redefining the scientific fabric of India. #WomenInScience

We are not saying that cinema is the only or the most powerful platform that infuses any idea in the masses, but think about this—how many people idolise actors and how many idolise someone from any other profession?

The viral video, published by a Coimbatore-based portal, shows how a culture of sexism has become pervasive in Indian movies

Maneka Gandhi joins a long list of prominent personalities to have spoken out against sexism and misogyny in Indian cinema.

The actress also candidly talks about how she has dealt with and adjusted to sexism in Bollywood.

The actress's words will resonate with anyone who has had to struggle in life.

Manisha Girotra argues that true progress can only be made when a society is able to champion gender equality.