Khushi Bajaj
A Media Studies student at Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts, Khushi Bajaj is an intersectional feminist and a writer. She is passionate about advocating for social justice, supporting local communities, and believing in the revolutionary capacity of kindness. She can be reached on Instagram and through email (khushi.bajaj1234@gmail.com).
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An Analysis of India’s Different Approaches To Women’s Issues From A Policy Lens
An approach that involves bringing out patriarchal conditioning of institutions and policies is often labelled as ‘radical’ by decision makers and government officials. It is because changes in the status of women are seen as a threat to the social order.
10 Women With Disabilities Whose Achievements In 2018 We Should Be Celebrating
While both psychological and physical disabilities are stigmatised by society, here are ten women with disability who kicked ass in 2018.
Parenting Must Not Be Proprietary: Examining The Parenthood Ideals In Baghban
Baghban, a Hindi film released in 2003, fortifies proprietary ideals of parenting by normalising parental control over individual agency
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