Indumathy Sukanya
When a Prank Goes Too Far
Rape charges have been filed against Sam Pepper who passed off offensive videos as ‘social experiments’
08 Oct 2014
Opposite Ends of the Beauty Spectrum
IPS trainee Merin Joseph and blogger Galit Breen are recent victims of the society’s double standards
24 Sep 2014
‘It is Not Easy to Walk Away From Abuse’
Women from around the world discuss domestic violence under #WhyIStayed
16 Sep 2014
Reporter's Facebook Note Becomes a Film
Made by a team of filmmakers from Mumbai, the video has crossed 11,000 views in a couple of weeks
10 Sep 2014
Challenging Our Perception of Beauty
Recent photo shoot of acid-attack survivors raises $14,054
19 Aug 2014
Following Gandhi Around Town
Artist Cop Shiva advocates non-violence through an exhibition at RBAMNS Bangalore
14 Aug 2014
App for Bibliophiles
Connect and exchange books with likeminded readers with the help of the app Barter.li
13 Aug 2014
New App for Bibliophiles in Bangalore
Barter.li, developed by an IITan, helps users socialise and exchange books
12 Aug 2014
Acid-Attack Survivor Dreams of Going to Parsons, NY
Monica Singh undergoes her 44th surgery today, and yet, hates to be called a victim
02 Aug 2014
Women Take up Self-Defence Seriously
As the city reels under sex assaults, interest peaks in everything from Israeli martial arts to Brazilian Jiu-jitsu
30 Jul 2014
Dancers Groove to tackle stigma
Dance and a social cause come together on a stage this Friday, as Rhythmotion, in
22 Jul 2014
Where intruders hold sway
PG owners\' apathy and lack of security measures have left women feeling vulnerable
16 Jun 2014
The Brave Man Who Suffered Period Pain
Appalled by the high cost of women\'s hygiene, maverick innovator Arunachalam Muruganandam developed a production unit to make cheap sanitary napkins. A Kannada filmmaker is now writing a script on his awe-inspiring life
02 Jun 2014
'Say No to Brown Paper for Books'
A small study by Prashanth states that for a school of 1,000 students, 3,000 sheets are used, for which nine trees need to be cut
22 May 2014
When Cyber Trolls Cross the Line
Harassment on the Internet has become a very real issue for young teens and especially for women who have a strong online presence.
20 May 2014
Trust Teaches Kannada for Free
Non-Kannadigas in Bangalore now have a reason to learn Kannada. Kamala Goenka Foundation, the trust that recognises accomplishments in the field of literature, is now back with its free Kannada classes in the city.
05 May 2014
Internet Romance: Reality or Mirage?
There are two sides to every story, especially if it involves strangers meeting virtually for the first time and falling in love. Indumathy Sukanya explores what can go right or wrong in dotcom love
28 Apr 2014
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