Is Justice Biased? It is frustrating, right? The way justice takes so long sometimes (most times)? At school, if you misbehave with a teacher, you’re immediately punished—kicked out of class, parents called.
But in other situations, why does justice take so long to come? To the point where you feel like punching the wall, painting public walls with slogans, and screaming WE NEED JUSTICE on national television…
Why is justice mostly delayed? Read More »
On 1st July 2024, India adopted a new official criminal code, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which replaced the colonial-era Indian Penal Code (IPC, 1860). Here is an overview of laws about rape in BNS.
Are Rape Laws Effective? Here’s An Overview Of The BNS Laws Read More »
The Finance Ministry has clarified that there are no restrictions for LGBTQ+ individuals when it comes to opening joint bank accounts or nominating partners as beneficiaries, aligning with the Supreme Court’s stance on inclusivity.
Queer People Can Now Own Joint Bank Accounts: Finance Ministry’s latest update Read More »
Not all men… are allies. Here’s a guide on how to be a good one. Over the last few days after the RG Kar incident, countless headlines and media outlets later, The conversation has been buzzing about whether it’s cool to say “not all men.” Some folks think it’s valid to be cautious around
Not all men… are allies. Here’s a guide on how to be a good one. Read More »
The rigid image of how genitals should look has created a sense of shame around it that the individuals are subjected to. This hampers their self-esteem and acceptance around their genitals. The article delves into how genital shame manifests in our lives and how it can be dealt with. Because diversity should be accepted rather than praise of the ideal.
Redefining Beauty: Embracing Diversity In Genital Appearance Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of global health, the past 25 years have witnessed significant transformations in the way society addresses the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of adolescents. A recent supplement in the Journal of Adolescent Health delves into the strides made, the hurdles faced, and the critical areas that demand attention for the decade ahead. This article aims to explore the positive trends, lingering challenges, and the path forward in advancing adolescent SRHR.
Adolescents and SRHR: Recent Trends Read More »
The Kanamara Matsuri, also known as “The Penis Festival” in Japan, celebrates sexuality and protection against STDs with phallic and clitoral symbols. The festival breaks many stereotypes and speaks volume about the richness of the Shinto tradition.
From deepening connections and extending pleasure to embracing mindfulness, discover the art of Tantric sex. Dive into solo and partner practices, explore positions, and learn the power of delayed gratification. Uncover an extraordinary journey of self-discovery, intimacy, and growth.
Tantric Sex Unveiled: Exploring Sacred Intimacy and Connection Read More »
A decade or two earlier, sex education was considered taboo. How did people then know about it? Sadly, many didn’t. Some did when they did the act, and a few through books and video formats. This lack of knowledge was extended to such an extent that China, a country known for being secretive in terms of political and societal matters, started hosting an event that promotes sex.
Balancing Taboos & Awareness through China’s Guangzhou Sex Festival Read More »
The subversive Koothandavar-Aravan festival is celebrated in Koovagam, Tamil Nadu annually. It is peopled by the trans community who celebrate their marriage to Lord Aravan.
Of Celebrations and Subversions: The Kudhandavar-Aravan festival of Tamil Nadu Read More »
