Shanta Keeps Her Hopes Alive and Aims High
A humble fruit seller from Belgaum, North Karnataka, took a brave decision to leave her husband’s house and restart her life from zero to save her daughter from becoming a “devadasi“. “I feel...
View ArticleNo Woman’s Land
Despite working day and night on their husbands’ farmlands, women in India don’t hold ownership of the land. Women have always been treated as agricultural labors and not the owners. The story explores...
View ArticleIs India Really Open Defecation Free?
Chappan Pahari slums in the capital city Delhi, lack sanitation and unavailability of toilets are forcing the residents to defecate in open. This comes after the government declaring India open...
View ArticleWhy Does Jamia Protest? Rise of the Female-Led Student Movement in Jamia
Jamia Milia Islamia university founded in the year 1920 is famously known for the agitation against the British and establish a freedom movement. Recently, the university has been in news regarding the...
View ArticleMachine-Made Embroidery Ruining Kashmiri Tilla Handicraft?
Can traditional hand made Tilla embroidery sustain the domination of machine work in Kashmir? Find out how artisans from rural Kashmir are trying hard to cope with the brutal market. Such is the...
View ArticleLooking Beyond Religion
8220;A religion doesn’t go through an atrocity. People do.” The video throws light upon how eventually it is the people who have suffered in Kashmir due to the constant unrest. A Delhi based theatre...
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