Vaishnavi Singh
Vaishnavi Singh is an alumnus of The Young India Fellowship at Ashoka University. She is deeply interested in exploring the less understood aspects of something as vast and ever-changing as feminism. Vaishnavi is an opinionated introvert who loves travelling, watching movies and reading everything that she disagrees with.
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