Nishtha Gautam

Fighting for others was a way of saying sorry to my body for being silent when a scream was needed. Or a shove.

While protests rage over her play and 'the deliberate act to vilify soldiers', pitching the intellectual against the armyman is treacherous.

Our ravenous appetite for 'reality' is feeding this monstrous trend.

We see multiple hues of silence emerging from this high-profile case and not all are flattering.

Instead of silencing the doting mothers, let more fathers talk incessantly about their children.

While TERI is on the verge of losing all credibility, the Leftist university stands in danger of being perceived as anti-state.

Your refusal to follow the codes of propriety in literature and life still makes you a maverick.

Reports on cyber bullying demonstrate that female users are far more vulnerable than their male counterparts.

He has evolved, just as I have, and we are both proud of each other.

A ministry that needs gender-balanced policies is Manohar Parrikar's ministry of defence.

No frauds, sociopolitical, economic or sexual, in the name of feminism please.

Ironically, the higher her stature, the more vicious the attacks get.

With Nehwal’s achievements pitted against those of Padukone, we seem to have forgotten that the former too exercised her choice by becoming a badminton player.

Supporters of criminalisation of homosexuality say seeing same sex couples hurts their sensibilities rooted in the Indian family system.

The legacy of this war where Bangladesh came into being is as bloody as the war itself.

I live in a city which has recorded 15 deaths, and many times more violent clashes, in the past five years due to parking quarrels, yet all is not bleak.

Unfortunately, even the gods seem helpless in ensuring a safe homecoming for women in India.