Nivedita Hazra
Nivedita is a graduate in English Literature and Economics from Delhi University. She is a reader beyond genres and finds solace in the works of Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath. She’s usually up to finding conspiracies in stories and sees her future as a journalist.
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Why Sex And Gender Are Not As Separate As It Is Understood Today
The primary problem with such an organisation of gender and sex is that it negates the possibility of other “biologically” gendered identities; even if it is identified, it is mostly identified as an imperfection, a flaw or even a disorder.
Digital School Reopening: Technology’s Added Burden For Mothers
In the case of online school classes, the ones who have it the hardest are the mothers who have more than one child under class 4 or 5 who need to be present with the child during the class time, especially the ones who do not have the work-from-home option and cannot afford a nanny.
The Impact Of Covid-19 On Assam’s Women Weavers
In a world that is marred with COVID-19, India has been in a lockdown and the practice of physical distancing is in practice. This has severely impacted these women weavers who have lost their livelihood and space of solidarity.