Women inmates at Tihar who have been up to 12 years with a 'good conduct' record will now be rehabilitated in a semi-open jail that gives them some freedom in one room flats.

A closure report submitted by the Mumbai Police has given Nana Patekar a clean chit in the Tanushree Dutta sexual harassment case. Does this mean an end to the #MeToo movement in India? 

So much of violence - both sexual and otherwise, is directed towards children, innocent victims of a patriarchal society that engages in power play and control. 

A molested person is often told that they are "lucky" it wasn't worse. All of this - the "not-so-bad" and the "horrifying" are all still sexual violence.

Women and the battle for their reproductive rights is still on despite a fair right to abortion in our Constitution. What does this really mean for women in India?