Srishti Agnihotri
Srishti Agnihotri regularly appears in Trial Courts, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India. She is involved in research and advocacy on women's rights and child rights. She completed her Masters in International Human Rights Law from the University of Notre Dame, USA.
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On Aunty Shaming And Why It Matters To Feminism
Aunty shaming is real, and is an act of linguistic violence. And we need to talk about how our feminism in practice must recognise the hegemony of the younger generation in shaping discourses, where feminism is set up as oppositional and unavailable to ‘aunties’.
The Kinky Way Forward: How BDSM Helped Liberate My Sexuality
I realised that BDSM gave me absolute control of my agency and that I am no less a feminist because I enjoy being submissive in bed.
Why Is Marriage An Ultimatum For Women?
A man at a higher position, who has rejected the idea of marriage is looked at like a saint whereas an unmarried woman with the same status would always be the topic of gossip.