The naya chowkidar slams Azam Khan’s misogyny but defends MJ Akbar and claims women won't get employment if they 'besmirch the image of a high placed male'.
The editor-writer-politician was once an awe-inspiring figure. Today, hit by a series of serious harassment charges, he evokes the opposite response.
Even as we celebrate the brave women who ensured impunity met accountability, we need to put some tough questions to the government.
The development is proof that women’s voices in the country are beginning to count.
Today, MJ Akbar is in the eye of a harassment storm. But UPA ministers got away with the same. A survivor's personal account.
Most Indians, men and women, are standing by survivors.
May there be many more who raise their voices in protest so that every last citadel of abuse men like you have built continues to fall.
To all the newly confused men: Everything you need to know is here.
As the social media ‘outing’ rages on, the younger lot is apologising at least. The older ones just don’t seem to know what hit them. Or, they're pretending hard.
The movement against sexual harassment is welcome. But given the backdrop, it will not have meaningful impact.
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