Women

Rehana Adeeb faced sexual abuse and violence at a very early age. But today, she has not only learnt to raise her own voice but is also helping other women fight against injustices like rape, domestic violence and honour killings.

Even as many across social media hailed the decision, some wondered if this hadn't always been the case. Here's what we can tell you.

Not only are these women taking destiny into their own hands but they will also play a role in helping other young women fight for justice as well.

In addition to the app, there will also be a fleet of pink patrol vehicles stationed across the city that will address women in emergencies.

A firm believer that education is the only way to empowerment, Aarti Naik has been running educational capacity-building classes for slum girls since 2008.

As a woman in rural India, life doesn’t give you choices. You either stand up and create your own choices, or you stay put and give in. Lalita created hers by swimming against the current of life in the village she comes from, and getting an education that guaranteed her independence.

Her resilience will inspire you.

The Aravani Art Project is a public art initiative seeking to showcases the country's transgender community in a new shade.

Women's taxi services, driven by women for women offer a safe means of transport for female passengers in a male-dominated industry.

Sometime, an unfortunate incident can change an individual’s life forever, leaving them a new set of seemingly insurmountable challenges. For Malvika Iyer, a bomb-blast at the age of 13 took away her hands, and left her scarred for life. However, today, she’s a symbol of hope of inspiration for thousands across the world.