Anshika Kesarwani, Author at Feminism In India

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Anshika Kesarwani is a 20-yr old student who is still trying to figure out life. She loves to sing and dance but has somehow ended up in a law school. She is obsessed with dogs and has a newfound love for female friendships.

How Men Can Be Part Of Feminist Movement Infographic

F-Word

Infographic: How Can Men Be A Part of The Feminist Movement?

Anshika Kesarwani - March 27, 2019 0

Pop Culture

20 Indian Songs That Are A Must For Your Feminist Playlist

Anshika Kesarwani - January 31, 2019 0

Body

Confessions Of A Skinny Girl: Your Comment On My Body Is...

Anshika Kesarwani - January 25, 2019 1

Masculinity

The Hue And Cry About The Gillette Commercial

Anshika Kesarwani - January 18, 2019 0

Disability

Benzy, The Singer With Autism: Healing Through Her Own Melody

Anshika Kesarwani - January 17, 2019 1

F-Word

Why My Life Is Better With Female Friendships In It

Anshika Kesarwani - January 16, 2019 0

News

Workers Strike Nationwide Against Labour Law Reforms

Anshika Kesarwani - January 10, 2019 0

Cinema

Andhadhun: A Story Driven By A Deviant Woman

Anshika Kesarwani - January 9, 2019 0

Interviews

Dr Seema Rao: India’s First And Only Woman Commando Trainer

Anshika Kesarwani - January 8, 2019 0

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10 Women Journalists Who Made Their Voices Heard In 2019

Gender Suchitra - December 20, 2019 0

Here’s a list of 10 women journalists who have carved a major space in the journalism world in 2019 and made their voices heard.

VIVA! India’s First Pop Stars And The Forgotten Feminist Voices

Pop Culture Jhalak Jain - January 24, 2020 0

Seema Ramchandani, Pratichee Mohapatra, Neha Bhasin, and Anushka Manchanda formed VIVA after winning the contest launched by Channel V.

‘Crime Patrol’ & ‘Savdhaan India’ Make A Mockery Of Sexual Violence | #GBVinMedia

Media Watch Meghna Mehra - November 21, 2019 1

Shows like Crime Patrol, Savdhaan India, Gunah and Sansani have made a fortune out of turning trauma into entertainment, and making a mockery of these cases under the guise of 'awareness' or 'gender sensitisation'.