The dowry system in India refers to the bride’s family giving to the bridegroom, his parents, or his relatives as a condition of the marriage.
Women’s participation in judiciary matters has marked a transformative shift in the legal landscape, heralding a new era of diversity and inclusion within the judiciary system
India’s maternity laws stand as a cornerstone for women’s rights in the workplace, aiming to ensure their well-being during the crucial period of pregnancy and postpartum
Marital rape is an act in which one of the spouses indulges in sexual intercourse without the consent of the other. Rape in India continues
The #MeToo movement has catalyzed a seismic cultural shift, thrusting conversations surrounding sexual harassment, assault, and gender inequality into the forefront of public discourse.
Stalking, defined as the persistent and unwanted pursuit of an individual, has increasingly become a serious concern in the country, necessitating robust legal provisions for protection
Women’s participation in the economy has undergone a significant evolution, transcending traditional roles and carving out spaces in diverse sectors.
Women’s participation in Panchayats, the local self-government bodies in India, has been a significant stride towards inclusive governance and gender equality.
Altruistic surrogacy in India has emerged as a significant aspect of reproductive technology, embodying both hope and controversy.
the Supreme Court has struck down the archaic provision criminalizing adultery, heralding a new era of personal autonomy and individual freedom.