The Legal Blind Spot: Why Marital Rape Remains Unpunished in India
Chhattisgarh High Court's ruling in February 2025, finding a man guilty of raping and coercing his wife into having unnatural...
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Abortion Laws and the Uneven Reality of Reproductive Justice
Adriana Monet Smith, a 30-year-old nurse from Georgia, was about 8-weeks pregnant when she went to Northside Hospital, in February...
Riding Through the Storm: Inside the Lives of Bangalore’s Food Delivery Workers
Whether it's the morning rush hour or midnight cravings, they maneuver through congested traffic at sunrise or sunset, rain or...
Running on Wheels, The Food Delivery Workers of Bangalore
It’s been a month since Rapido has been banned in Karnataka, which means more riders shifted to food delivery. On...
Russell Market Sustainability and Waste Management Model in Bangalore
Russell Market is a robust symbol of resilience, identity, and community in the bustling Shivaji Nagar area of Bengaluru. This...
Russell Market: A Hidden Gem on the Verge of Being Forgotten
Russell Market remains an enjoyable pastime in Shivaji Nagar, where navigating through the sea of merchants is a communal sport...
Construction Workers – An Untold Struggle
Bengaluru, the Silicon Valley of India, is growing its infrastructure at a fast pace with mega projects such as the...
Pottery Town Sinks with Every Rain: A Bengaluru Craft in Crisis and Deep Trouble for Existence
Pottery Town, inside Benson Town, is one of the oldest and most unique neighbourhoods in the city. Known for its...
Street Vendors: Some Hardship with Some Hope
Around the world, street vendors are an important yet often overshadowed component of the urban economy. They support themselves and...
The Clay Keeps Spinning, But Who’s Watching?
In a narrow strip of Bangalore's Benson Town, nestled next to a bustling highway construction project and even busier intersections,...
