Pradhan’s rise on social media has ignited debate. She faces both admiration and suspicion, and it reveals deeper questions about authenticity, class, and who gets to belong in digital spaces
About The Author
Jagisha Arora has an MA in History and works as a Social Media Content Writer. She writes on Cinema, Gender and relationships.
Years after losing loved ones in preventable sewer deaths, families across India continue to wait for court-mandated compensation, exposing gaps in enforcement, accountability, and worker safety.
As public debates focus on powerful names, survivors reveal how abuse within families and most trusted spaces reshapes trust, self-worth, and mental health for years.
Social conditioning compels men to suppress their emotions and expects women to be their emotional fixers, leading to lopsided situations wherein the entire burden of making the relationship work falls on women.
The interim order staying the UGC’s 2026 anti-discrimination guidelines has revived long-standing historical debates on merit, misuse, discrimination and accountability in universities
The UGC mandates the establishment of Anti-Discrimination Committees in universities and colleges across India
The year saw a growing number of journalists, writers, satirists, comedians, and academicians facing arrests, FIRs, and legal battles.
A social media influencer's video urging women to “reclaim” the R-word has sparked an online debate. Many Dalit feminists warn that a casteist slur cannot be rebranded through online trends without understanding its history.
Social activist Bhanwar Meghwanshi recounts his journey from Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and Babri Masjid demolition to becoming a voice for marginalised communities and human rights advocacy in India.
Organisations like the RSS pretend to promote ‘harmony’, but in truth, they maintain the caste hierarchy. There is no path to liberation for Dalits within Hindutva.
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