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TB Is Still A Killer
Pallavi Sharma (name changed) looked out of the window of her New Delhi business school hostel room at the vast spaces of green below. She loved the view.
Cinema for Justice: Maina’s Story Should Shock Nepal
'I grieved when they killed my daughter,' Devi says, wiping tears, which come fast and furious, but now...
Toy Power: When Earning Becomes Child’s Play
ITMT is a government-supported registered society that runs training courses in toy manufacturing and toy business for the unemployed women from the Northeast.
India: Widows – The World’s Forgotten Women
The quotation below is a voice from the past, taken from a set of essays written in 1910 by the inmates at the Widows'...
Wombs On Hire: Searching For the Right Law
In an age of science and globalisation, surrogacy should be seen as an opportunity to question patriarchal conceptions of the family and social perceptions of infertility, not deepen ties of blood and inequality.
