Devrupa Rakshit

Tradwife culture sells submission as empowerment, masking privilege, patriarchy, and unequal domestic realities.

We, too, are now expected to be selfless, graceful, crisis-managing multitaskers who never complain. And before we know it, we've become what we resented.

Acne positivity has shifted beauty culture, but have its aesthetic edges often filter out the very people it was meant to include?

We've been raised with the idea that ‘home' isn't something we shape but something we adjust to. That's no longer the case

Ratan Tata's death exposes our collective discomfort with moral complexity, writes Devrupa Rakshit.

This judgment serves as an acknowledgment that the legal system must expand its understanding of family and care.

The law can fundamentally reshape how people speak, and are heard, online, writes DevRupa Rakshit.

'Hundreds of girls have been cut because the practice continues, unabated,” said FGM-survivor Masooma Ranalvi.

Costume designer Arun J Chauhan and wardrobe supervisor Pankhuri on researching Manipuri dress, sourcing from local wardrobes and building a world that felt authentic

The ‘good' Indian woman may now be ambitious & outspoken, but stay emotionally & sexually legible within patriarchy.