Her Campus at MUJ
“Redefining Equality: The Urgent Need to Talk About Menstrual Rights”
The article talks about the status of menstrual leave in India and the prejudice that surrounds the period talk in the society.
Her Campus at York U
Diwali: The Festival of Lights and Exciting Ways to CelebrateÂ
Diwali, otherwise known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated by Hindu’s all across the world, and signifies the victory of light over darkness and good over evil
Her Campus at MUJ
India’s Constitutional Crossroads
Constitution is not a mere lawyer's document; it is a vehicle of life and its spirit is always the spirit of the age”-as quoted by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar...
Her Campus at VCU
What Diwali Means To Me
My nostalgic take on Diwali, and what the festival means to me.
Her Campus at MUJ
Menstrual Leave in India: Redefining Work and Well-being
Menstrual Leave refers to a time period where a female student or female professional or female employee gets a few days off work on account of feeling pain and...
Her Campus at Delhi North
A New Era of Celebration in India
As fall settles into our homes, infusing the air with its sweet fragrance, we are reminded of the approaching festival season. This time of year invites a sense of...
Her Campus at Delhi North
Vanishing Voices: The Endangered Languages of India
India’s linguistic diversity is under threat as many regional and indigenous languages face extinction. From the Great Andamanese to the Toda language, these endangered tongues hold centuries of history,...
Her Campus at Delhi North
Celebrating Lord Krishna’s Birth: A Spiritual Journey Through Janmashtami at ISKCON
This year’s Janmashtami at the ISKCON Temple in Greater Kailash, Delhi, was a profoundly moving experience. Engaging in the Aarti Seva and Abhishekh Seva provided a deep sense of...
Her Campus at Krea
On this Independence Day..
India's 78th Independence Day is a day of mourning, grief, and prayers. It is time for our country to work towards the India our ancestors bled for.
Her Campus at UCLA
Life Through The Lens Of A “White-Washed” Indian Girl
Battling my confusing upbringing as a second generation Indian girl.