The Divorce Act of 1869 is a remnant of our colonial legal history and stands largely in its original enacted form

Not a single woman has ever been elevated as judge of the Supreme Court in our near-seven-decade-long legal history

Why does the State turn time and again to its judicial arm for what are essentially soul-searching exercises?

What better insult to hurl at the macho men of our National Cricket Team than “even the girls did better than you”

There are still so many unsung heroines, whose less glamorous yet tougher life struggles, continue to go unnoticed

In our society, there is honour in murder, not of an aggressor or a tyrant, but of an innocent

A study conducted revealed a correlation between exposure of young girls to Barbie dolls and lower body esteem

Women on Wheels campaign amounts to women challenging en masse the public-private divide

Pakistan has 25 million children out of school and malnutrition claims the lives of 280,000 every year

Every day in Punjab, six women are murdered, eight are raped, 11 are battered and assaulted, and 32 abducted