The Public Interest Litigation by the Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association (SCWLA), calls for urgent, nationwide safety measures for women, children, and transgender persons.
Can edging help you increase your sexual energy and stamina? Let’s find out!
Adding lube can be a great way to enhance pleasure and comfort. Let’s take a closer look at how you can choose the best one for yourself!
Does using condoms reduce pleasure? Is it possible that protection and pleasure could complement each other? Let’s see how in this article!
No Nut November encourages people to abstain from ejaculation. Are there benefits to NNN or are these just netizen claims? Let’s find out!
Domestic violence, a silent epidemic, casts a long shadow over countless lives. It’s more than just physical pain; it’s the invisible scars of emotional turmoil, the fear that gnaws at the soul, and the shattered sense of self-worth. Watch our interview with Bhavya and Anmol on Domestic Violence: Redressal and Hope.
Why do we observe an entire month as “Domestic Violence Awareness Month”? A recent pan-India survey shows a drop in combined physical and sexual violence from 31% to 29% over five years, but this rate is still unacceptably high.
Will such observance bear fruits, or are they in danger of being just another social media trend? Read on to know more.
While physical and sexual violence is easier to point a finger at; emotional, economical, psychological and technological violence are the red flags that we sometimes miss out. Read on to find out more!
One of the significant challenges faced in addressing IPV is that the existing literature on domestic and spousal violence tends to focus on the victims, often neglecting the characteristics, perceptions, and attitudes of perpetrators, particularly in India. Understanding the root causes of IPV requires a deeper examination of the traits and behaviours of those who commit such violence.
The dynamics of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) can be understood by employing Liz Kelly’s conceptual framework of a continuum of sexual violence. Would you like to see how? Let’s break it down with two Bollywood movies: Darlings and Thappad.
