Gender Question https://gender-question.simplecast.com en Gender Question is a weekly podcast in which Associate Editor Dhamini Ratnam addresses blindspots around gender and sexuality, by taking an issue that's in the news, and looking at it differently, with the help of experts. This is a Hindustan Times production brought to you by HT Smartcast. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/2e058b70-dc85-11ef-93f2-d3a14cbc0766/image/1676c63b1cd82afb2d2608f67b7052de.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress Gender Question https://gender-question.simplecast.com no episodic Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast Gender Question is a weekly podcast in which Associate Editor Dhamini Ratnam addresses blindspots around gender and sexuality, by taking an issue that's in the news, and looking at it differently, with the help of experts. This is a Hindustan Times production brought to you by HT Smartcast. Gender Question podcasts@hindustantimes.com Who's affected by the crisis in Sri Lanka? https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/whos-affected-by-the-crisis-in-sri-lanka-C4tIjuzv The island nation of Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis since its independence in 1948. As with any economic crisis, the roots of the problem lie in economic and policy decisions taken by successive governments over the years. However, it was only towards the end of March that the world began to wake up to the trouble brewing in the country. Hit by a shortage of everything from paper to fuel to medicine, common people took to the streets in protest. In early April, most of the cabinet resigned. Gotabaya Rajapaksa remains the president of the country even as protestors call for his ouster. When the protests turned violent, the president Mahinda Rajapaksa, resigned from the prime minister’s post earlier this month, and Ranil Wickremesinghe, who has held this post before, was sworn in.       The root cause of the country’s economic problem is its inability to pay back its debt, which runs to trillions of dollars, because its foreign reserves are at an all-time low. But what exactly does this mean? Who does it affect the most? And how are those most affected reimagining their lives right now? Women form the core labour of some of the biggest sectors of Sri Lanka’s economy, including tea plantation and garment-making. They also form the bulk of the migrant labour going to other countries to work. Feminist economists in Sri Lanka are concerned that even as the country finds its way back, most likely through a debt restructuring arrangement with the International Monetary Fund, women will still bear the brunt because social spending will be hit. But this is only one part of it.     To understand the situation on ground, I spoke to Sarala Emmanuel, a development practitioner and researcher based in Batticaloa in eastern Sri Lanka, over a period of two months. Sarala is associated with a women’s rights group called the Suriya Women’s Development Centre.  She works on issues of food security and reproductive healthcare for rural women and women who are part of the informal workforce.     The first time I spoke to Sarala was at the start of April, when large parts of the country were facing long power cuts as the government’s supply of fuel was running low.     Part 1   00..00 to 1.04 (So Sarala, what is happening on the ground right now? .. petrol transport, etc.)   02.04 to 02.36 (Women have cut down on meals…children are not having milk)   02.50 to 03.02 (The other thing… transport costs are too much)   03.41 to 04.45 (Are there some parts of the country… stocks are running out)   05.56 to 06.27 (Another group I work closely with.. may not be prioritized)   Early on in April, a group of feminists came out with a statement that presented a succinct analysis of the unfolding humanitarian crisis, and also drew attention to some of the ways in which the crisis can be addressed. These suggestions were both long-term and short term. Sarala was one of the signatories of this statement.     9.33 to 11.24 (The socio economic impact … so that’s the backdrop)   11.28 to 12.21 (The statement itself makes… which currently aren’t existing)   12.27 to 13.21 (Since the end of the war…in this mess)   13.44 to 14.34 (So some of us knew… almost every year)   14.49 to 17.30 (So some of us had been talking about…those undone)   22.02 to 22.35 (We in our statement chose to call it …only way we can face this crisis)   Part 2   The next time I spoke to Sarala was after nearly a month. By then, the protests against the government had ballooned. GoGotaGamas had come up. Shortly after our conversation in May, within days, violence broke out between supporters of Mahinda Rajapaksa and the protestors. Several were injured and at least 8 people died. The previous time, Sarala said that while she was fully behind the protests, she feared that a collapse of the government would leave no one accountable.   07.11 to 09.09 (What were the first signs of the impending crisis …things are functioning, you know?)   00.00 to 00.39: Why is it necessary to look at this crisis from a gender lens?   1.21 to 2.57 (There is an invisibility anyways, which is systemic and structural … on their plate)     Part 3   01.01 to 1.34 (The last month has … fear and panic)   07.03 to 7.23 (The last time we spoke, you had mentioned … for instance, food security)   7.57 to 09.09 (The govt has put out a proposal … from those cash grants)   20.40 to 21.07 (In terms of the feminist responses…so that’s one part of it)   21.31 to 22.00 (I know that groups are talking about…rural areas) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 31 May 2022 06:59:05 -0000 Who's affected by the crisis in Sri Lanka? full 11 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast The island nation of Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis since its independence in 1948. The root cause of the country’s economic problem is its inability to pay back its debt, which runs to trillions of dollars because its foreign reserves are at an all-time low. But what exactly does this mean? Who does it affect the most? And how are those most affected reimagining their lives right now? In order to get answers to these questions and a better understanding of the ground situation, our host Damini speaks with Sarala Emmanuel, a development practitioner, and researcher based in Batticaloa, eastern Sri Lanka. The island nation of Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis since its independence in 1948. As with any economic crisis, the roots of the problem lie in economic and policy decisions taken by successive governments over the years. However, it was only towards the end of March that the world began to wake up to the trouble brewing in the country. Hit by a shortage of everything from paper to fuel to medicine, common people took to the streets in protest. In early April, most of the cabinet resigned. Gotabaya Rajapaksa remains the president of the country even as protestors call for his ouster. When the protests turned violent, the president Mahinda Rajapaksa, resigned from the prime minister’s post earlier this month, and Ranil Wickremesinghe, who has held this post before, was sworn in.       The root cause of the country’s economic problem is its inability to pay back its debt, which runs to trillions of dollars, because its foreign reserves are at an all-time low. But what exactly does this mean? Who does it affect the most? And how are those most affected reimagining their lives right now? Women form the core labour of some of the biggest sectors of Sri Lanka’s economy, including tea plantation and garment-making. They also form the bulk of the migrant labour going to other countries to work. Feminist economists in Sri Lanka are concerned that even as the country finds its way back, most likely through a debt restructuring arrangement with the International Monetary Fund, women will still bear the brunt because social spending will be hit. But this is only one part of it.     To understand the situation on ground, I spoke to Sarala Emmanuel, a development practitioner and researcher based in Batticaloa in eastern Sri Lanka, over a period of two months. Sarala is associated with a women’s rights group called the Suriya Women’s Development Centre.  She works on issues of food security and reproductive healthcare for rural women and women who are part of the informal workforce.     The first time I spoke to Sarala was at the start of April, when large parts of the country were facing long power cuts as the government’s supply of fuel was running low.     Part 1   00..00 to 1.04 (So Sarala, what is happening on the ground right now? .. petrol transport, etc.)   02.04 to 02.36 (Women have cut down on meals…children are not having milk)   02.50 to 03.02 (The other thing… transport costs are too much)   03.41 to 04.45 (Are there some parts of the country… stocks are running out)   05.56 to 06.27 (Another group I work closely with.. may not be prioritized)   Early on in April, a group of feminists came out with a statement that presented a succinct analysis of the unfolding humanitarian crisis, and also drew attention to some of the ways in which the crisis can be addressed. These suggestions were both long-term and short term. Sarala was one of the signatories of this statement.     9.33 to 11.24 (The socio economic impact … so that’s the backdrop)   11.28 to 12.21 (The statement itself makes… which currently aren’t existing)   12.27 to 13.21 (Since the end of the war…in this mess)   13.44 to 14.34 (So some of us knew… almost every year)   14.49 to 17.30 (So some of us had been talking about…those undone)   22.02 to 22.35 (We in our statement chose to call it …only way we can face this crisis)   Part 2   The next time I spoke to Sarala was after nearly a month. By then, the protests against the government had ballooned. GoGotaGamas had come up. Shortly after our conversation in May, within days, violence broke out between supporters of Mahinda Rajapaksa and the protestors. Several were injured and at least 8 people died. The previous time, Sarala said that while she was fully behind the protests, she feared that a collapse of the government would leave no one accountable.   07.11 to 09.09 (What were the first signs of the impending crisis …things are functioning, you know?)   00.00 to 00.39: Why is it necessary to look at this crisis from a gender lens?   1.21 to 2.57 (There is an invisibility anyways, which is systemic and structural … on their plate)     Part 3   01.01 to 1.34 (The last month has … fear and panic)   07.03 to 7.23 (The last time we spoke, you had mentioned … for instance, food security)   7.57 to 09.09 (The govt has put out a proposal … from those cash grants)   20.40 to 21.07 (In terms of the feminist responses…so that’s one part of it)   21.31 to 22.00 (I know that groups are talking about…rural areas) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices The island nation of Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis since its independence in 1948. As with any economic crisis, the roots of the problem lie in economic and policy decisions taken by successive governments over the years. However, it was only towards the end of March that the world began to wake up to the trouble brewing in the country. Hit by a shortage of everything from paper to fuel to medicine, common people took to the streets in protest. In early April, most of the cabinet resigned. Gotabaya Rajapaksa remains the president of the country even as protestors call for his ouster. When the protests turned violent, the president Mahinda Rajapaksa, resigned from the prime minister’s post earlier this month, and Ranil Wickremesinghe, who has held this post before, was sworn in.    

 

The root cause of the country’s economic problem is its inability to pay back its debt, which runs to trillions of dollars, because its foreign reserves are at an all-time low. But what exactly does this mean? Who does it affect the most? And how are those most affected reimagining their lives right now? Women form the core labour of some of the biggest sectors of Sri Lanka’s economy, including tea plantation and garment-making. They also form the bulk of the migrant labour going to other countries to work. Feminist economists in Sri Lanka are concerned that even as the country finds its way back, most likely through a debt restructuring arrangement with the International Monetary Fund, women will still bear the brunt because social spending will be hit. But this is only one part of it.  

 

To understand the situation on ground, I spoke to Sarala Emmanuel, a development practitioner and researcher based in Batticaloa in eastern Sri Lanka, over a period of two months. Sarala is associated with a women’s rights group called the Suriya Women’s Development Centre.  She works on issues of food security and reproductive healthcare for rural women and women who are part of the informal workforce.  

 

The first time I spoke to Sarala was at the start of April, when large parts of the country were facing long power cuts as the government’s supply of fuel was running low.  

 

Part 1

 

00..00 to 1.04 (So Sarala, what is happening on the ground right now? .. petrol transport, etc.)

 

02.04 to 02.36 (Women have cut down on meals…children are not having milk)

 

02.50 to 03.02 (The other thing… transport costs are too much)

 

03.41 to 04.45 (Are there some parts of the country… stocks are running out)

 

05.56 to 06.27 (Another group I work closely with.. may not be prioritized)

 

Early on in April, a group of feminists came out with a statement that presented a succinct analysis of the unfolding humanitarian crisis, and also drew attention to some of the ways in which the crisis can be addressed. These suggestions were both long-term and short term. Sarala was one of the signatories of this statement.  

 

9.33 to 11.24 (The socio economic impact … so that’s the backdrop)

 

11.28 to 12.21 (The statement itself makes… which currently aren’t existing)

 

12.27 to 13.21 (Since the end of the war…in this mess)

 

13.44 to 14.34 (So some of us knew… almost every year)

 

14.49 to 17.30 (So some of us had been talking about…those undone)

 

22.02 to 22.35 (We in our statement chose to call it …only way we can face this crisis)

 

Part 2

 

The next time I spoke to Sarala was after nearly a month. By then, the protests against the government had ballooned. GoGotaGamas had come up. Shortly after our conversation in May, within days, violence broke out between supporters of Mahinda Rajapaksa and the protestors. Several were injured and at least 8 people died. The previous time, Sarala said that while she was fully behind the protests, she feared that a collapse of the government would leave no one accountable.

 

07.11 to 09.09 (What were the first signs of the impending crisis …things are functioning, you know?)

 

00.00 to 00.39: Why is it necessary to look at this crisis from a gender lens?

 

1.21 to 2.57 (There is an invisibility anyways, which is systemic and structural … on their plate)  

 

Part 3

 

01.01 to 1.34 (The last month has … fear and panic)

 

07.03 to 7.23 (The last time we spoke, you had mentioned … for instance, food security)

 

7.57 to 09.09 (The govt has put out a proposal … from those cash grants)

 

20.40 to 21.07 (In terms of the feminist responses…so that’s one part of it)

 

21.31 to 22.00 (I know that groups are talking about…rural areas)

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]]> 1470 no Two Muslim Women Tell Us What The Hijab Means To Them https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/two-muslim-women-tell-us-what-the-hijab-means-to-them-ES2eiF4A On March 15, the Karnataka high court held that the hijab – or the headscarf worn by many Muslim women and girls – was not essential to Islam, and so educational institutions had the right to ask their students to not wear the hijab and only stick to the uniforms prescribed. In this episode of the Gender Question, we speak to two Muslim women, one of whom wears the hijab and one who doesn’t, to comprehend the issue at hand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 18 Apr 2022 18:47:55 -0000 Two Muslim Women Tell Us What The Hijab Means To Them full 10 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast On March 15, the Karnataka high court held that the hijab – or the headscarf worn by many Muslim women and girls – was not essential to Islam, and so educational institutions had the right to ask their students to not wear the hijab and only stick to the uniforms prescribed. In this episode of the Gender Question, we speak to two Muslim women, one of whom wears the hijab and one who doesn’t, to comprehend the issue at hand. On March 15, the Karnataka high court held that the hijab – or the headscarf worn by many Muslim women and girls – was not essential to Islam, and so educational institutions had the right to ask their students to not wear the hijab and only stick to the uniforms prescribed. In this episode of the Gender Question, we speak to two Muslim women, one of whom wears the hijab and one who doesn’t, to comprehend the issue at hand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 1519 no Shelter in Mumbai https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/shelter-in-mumbai-AenwgldU In this episode, Dhamini Ratnam is being joined by a trans man - Rohan and deconstructs his past experiences, how the "Maya Nagari" Mumbai gets very conservative to provide shelter to both the lovers as he comes from the City of Joy hoping something better happens to him. He also speaks about how this "Abnormal Love" as termed by the society has affected his mental sanity. Despite all this, his courage his love, and hopefulness has so much to offer to us. Tune in to get motivated! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 25 Feb 2022 06:47:52 -0000 Shelter in Mumbai full 9 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, Dhamini Ratnam is being joined by a trans man - Rohan and deconstructs his past experiences, how the "Maya Nagari" Mumbai gets very conservative to provide shelter to both the lovers as he comes from the City of Joy hoping something better happens to him. He also speaks about how this "Abnormal Love" as termed by the society has affected his mental sanity. Despite all this, his courage his love, and hopefulness has so much to offer to us. Tune in to get motivated! In this episode, Dhamini Ratnam is being joined by a trans man - Rohan and deconstructs his past experiences, how the "Maya Nagari" Mumbai gets very conservative to provide shelter to both the lovers as he comes from the City of Joy hoping something better happens to him. He also speaks about how this "Abnormal Love" as termed by the society has affected his mental sanity. Despite all this, his courage his love, and hopefulness has so much to offer to us. Tune in to get motivated! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 1549 no Same sex marriage: In conversation with a petitioner https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/same-sex-marriage-in-conversation-with-a-petitioner-7z8qS0FT One such question pertains to ‘same-sex marriages’. India does not recognise same-sex marriages. None of the marital laws expressly recognise same-sex marriages. One of the petitioners are Joydeep Sengupta, an OCI, and Russell Blaine Stephens, a US citizen. Sengupta and Stephens been in a loving relationship for nearly 20 years and even got married in New York on August 6, 2012 which is recognised in the US, France, and Canada. Tune in as our host speaks with Mario Dpenha, an Indian citizen and a queer rights academic and activist pursuing a PhD at Rutgers University, USA who talks about the case of Joydeep and Russell and answers the questions of our host. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 21 Sep 2021 11:28:29 -0000 Same sex marriage: In conversation with a petitioner full 8 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast One such question pertains to ‘same-sex marriages’. India does not recognise same-sex marriages. None of the marital laws expressly recognise same-sex marriages. One of the petitioners are Joydeep Sengupta, an OCI, and Russell Blaine Stephens, a US citizen. Sengupta and Stephens been in a loving relationship for nearly 20 years and even got married in New York on August 6, 2012 which is recognised in the US, France, and Canada. Tune in as our host speaks with Mario Dpenha, an Indian citizen and a queer rights academic and activist pursuing a PhD at Rutgers University, USA who talks about the case of Joydeep and Russell and answers the questions of our host. One such question pertains to ‘same-sex marriages’. India does not recognise same-sex marriages. None of the marital laws expressly recognise same-sex marriages. One of the petitioners are Joydeep Sengupta, an OCI, and Russell Blaine Stephens, a US citizen. Sengupta and Stephens been in a loving relationship for nearly 20 years and even got married in New York on August 6, 2012 which is recognised in the US, France, and Canada. Tune in as our host speaks with Mario Dpenha, an Indian citizen and a queer rights academic and activist pursuing a PhD at Rutgers University, USA who talks about the case of Joydeep and Russell and answers the questions of our host. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 1459 no Being a woman artist under Taliban rule https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/being-a-woman-artist-under-taliban-rule-V51yrtVe After 20 years, the Taliban have swept to victory in Afghanistan. Since then the questions were being asked about how this group will govern the country, and what their rule would mean for women, human rights, and political freedoms. In this episode, our host had a conversation with Malina Sulaiman, a graffiti artist, painter and metal worker from Afghanistan who had to leave the Taliban earlier due to the threats. Tune in the episode to know about her inspiring journey full of courage and struggles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 26 Aug 2021 04:58:05 -0000 Being a woman artist under Taliban rule full 7 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast After 20 years, the Taliban have swept to victory in Afghanistan. Since then the questions were being asked about how this group will govern the country, and what their rule would mean for women, human rights, and political freedoms. In this episode, our host had a conversation with Malina Sulaiman, a graffiti artist, painter and metal worker from Afghanistan who had to leave the Taliban earlier due to the threats. Tune in the episode to know about her inspiring journey full of courage and struggles. After 20 years, the Taliban have swept to victory in Afghanistan. Since then the questions were being asked about how this group will govern the country, and what their rule would mean for women, human rights, and political freedoms. In this episode, our host had a conversation with Malina Sulaiman, a graffiti artist, painter and metal worker from Afghanistan who had to leave the Taliban earlier due to the threats. Tune in the episode to know about her inspiring journey full of courage and struggles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 1832 no 5: On the frontline of the pandemic https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/5-on-the-frontline-of-the-pandemic-ZutZeD4c A year on, as Covid 19 continues to spread widely in the second wave, we speak to social workers tasked by the government to track the pandemic. The all-women workforce called ASHA workers, battle people's resistance and low pay and put their lives at risk every day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 03 Aug 2021 08:09:25 -0000 5: On the frontline of the pandemic full 5 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast A year on, as Covid 19 continues to spread widely in the second wave, we speak to social workers tasked by the government to track the pandemic. The all-women workforce called ASHA workers, battle people's resistance and low pay and put their lives at risk every day. A year on, as Covid 19 continues to spread widely in the second wave, we speak to social workers tasked by the government to track the pandemic. The all-women workforce called ASHA workers, battle people's resistance and low pay and put their lives at risk every day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 641 no 4: How a judge learnt about queer lives https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/how-a-judge-learnt-about-queer-lives-wqKJ_MKb In this episode, host Dhamini Ratnam talks about how a high court judge made an effort to learn about queer lives. What he learnt, speaking to a counsellor and members of the LGBTQIA community turned his perception, and led to a very progressive judgement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 16 Jun 2021 08:55:42 -0000 4: How a judge learnt about queer lives full 4 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, host Dhamini Ratnam talks about how a high court judge made an effort to learn about queer lives. What he learnt, speaking to a counsellor and members of the LGBTQIA community turned his perception, and led to a very progressive judgement. In this episode, host Dhamini Ratnam talks about how a high court judge made an effort to learn about queer lives. What he learnt, speaking to a counsellor and members of the LGBTQIA community turned his perception, and led to a very progressive judgement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 1860 no 3: ME TOO: What a court case said about women's testimonies https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/me-too-what-a-court-case-said-about-womens-testimonies-s1vMK_KN The defamation case against journalist Priya Ramani has been one of the most high-profile Me Too cases in court. What was the case about? And what does it hold out for women's testimonies? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 15 Mar 2021 19:21:32 -0000 3: ME TOO: What a court case said about women's testimonies full 3 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast The defamation case against journalist Priya Ramani has been one of the most high-profile Me Too cases in court. What was the case about? And what does it hold out for women's testimonies? The defamation case against journalist Priya Ramani has been one of the most high-profile Me Too cases in court. What was the case about? And what does it hold out for women's testimonies? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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]]> 1158 no 2: What are women farmers really protesting? https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/2-what-are-women-farmers-really-protesting-SMXYQTc3 Women’s participation and role in the agriculture sector is one that has historically been overlooked. With issues ranging from lack of recognition to absence of land rights, the agricultural sector has given rise to decades of struggle for women. After the announcement of the new laws, women farmers fear that the farm laws will further deepen gender inequality in the sector. Tune in to know more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 05 Feb 2021 11:58:09 -0000 2: What are women farmers really protesting? full 2 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast Women’s participation and role in the agriculture sector is one that has historically been overlooked. With issues ranging from lack of recognition to absence of land rights, the agricultural sector has given rise to decades of struggle for women. After the announcement of the new laws, women farmers fear that the farm laws will further deepen gender inequality in the sector. Tune in to know more. Women’s participation and role in the agriculture sector is one that has historically been overlooked. With issues ranging from lack of recognition to absence of land rights, the agricultural sector has given rise to decades of struggle for women. After the announcement of the new laws, women farmers fear that the farm laws will further deepen gender inequality in the sector. Tune in to know more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Women’s participation and role in the agriculture sector is one that has historically been overlooked. With issues ranging from lack of recognition to absence of land rights, the agricultural sector has given rise to decades of struggle for women. After the announcement of the new laws, women farmers fear that the farm laws will further deepen gender inequality in the sector. Tune in to know more.

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]]> 1284 no 1: Look who lost their jobs, and didn’t get it back https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/1-look-who-lost-their-jobs-and-didnt-get-it-back-CHF9nwwE Work, unemployment and economic recovery are gender issues. And there’s data to prove it. The new season of Gender Question kicks off by talking to women about their experience of working in the pandemic and how tough it’s been to get back on their feet. We also speak to academicians who explain why women have it harder than men when it comes to work. If it’s economic recovery that we’re aiming for, then we need to go deep into the gender question to resolve it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 19 Jan 2021 08:11:09 -0000 1: Look who lost their jobs, and didn’t get it back full 1 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast Work, unemployment and economic recovery are gender issues. And there’s data to prove it. The new season of Gender Question kicks off by talking to women about their experience of working in the pandemic and how tough it’s been to get back on their feet. We also speak to academicians who explain why women have it harder than men when it comes to work. If it’s economic recovery that we’re aiming for, then we need to go deep into the gender question to resolve it. Work, unemployment and economic recovery are gender issues. And there’s data to prove it. The new season of Gender Question kicks off by talking to women about their experience of working in the pandemic and how tough it’s been to get back on their feet. We also speak to academicians who explain why women have it harder than men when it comes to work. If it’s economic recovery that we’re aiming for, then we need to go deep into the gender question to resolve it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Work, unemployment and economic recovery are gender issues. And there’s data to prove it. The new season of Gender Question kicks off by talking to women about their experience of working in the pandemic and how tough it’s been to get back on their feet. We also speak to academicians who explain why women have it harder than men when it comes to work. If it’s economic recovery that we’re aiming for, then we need to go deep into the gender question to resolve it.

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]]> 1206 no 33: The state of transgender prisoners Part 2 (a petition) https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/33-the-state-of-transgender-prisoners-part-2-a-petition-Db05wRlq A Delhi-based legal journalist and researcher, Karan Tripathi filed a petition in the Delhi High Court last month, seeking the inclusion of data on the number of transgender prisoners in the upcoming Prison Statistics of India report, brought out regularly by the NCRB. In response, the central body under the aegis of the ministry of home affairs, said it would start doing that with immediate effect. In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Karan to understand why he filed the petition, and what he hoped would come out of it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 21 Dec 2020 13:36:33 -0000 33: The state of transgender prisoners Part 2 (a petition) full 33 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast A Delhi-based legal journalist and researcher, Karan Tripathi filed a petition in the Delhi High Court last month, seeking the inclusion of data on the number of transgender prisoners in the upcoming Prison Statistics of India report, brought out regularly by the NCRB. In response, the central body under the aegis of the ministry of home affairs, said it would start doing that with immediate effect. In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Karan to understand why he filed the petition, and what he hoped would come out of it. A Delhi-based legal journalist and researcher, Karan Tripathi filed a petition in the Delhi High Court last month, seeking the inclusion of data on the number of transgender prisoners in the upcoming Prison Statistics of India report, brought out regularly by the NCRB. In response, the central body under the aegis of the ministry of home affairs, said it would start doing that with immediate effect. In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Karan to understand why he filed the petition, and what he hoped would come out of it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices A Delhi-based legal journalist and researcher, Karan Tripathi filed a petition in the Delhi High Court last month, seeking the inclusion of data on the number of transgender prisoners in the upcoming Prison Statistics of India report, brought out regularly by the NCRB. In response, the central body under the aegis of the ministry of home affairs, said it would start doing that with immediate effect. In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Karan to understand why he filed the petition, and what he hoped would come out of it.

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]]> 1203 no 32: The state of transgender prisoners Part 1 (a report) https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/32-the-state-of-transgender-prisoners-part-1-a-report-NzzvpF5O A report released by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) found that prisons across the country lacked policies and awareness about the needs of transgender inmates, leading to denial of their rights. Tune in to this episode as @dhamini discuss the state of transgender prisoners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 07 Dec 2020 09:43:22 -0000 32: The state of transgender prisoners Part 1 (a report) full 32 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast A report released by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) found that prisons across the country lacked policies and awareness about the needs of transgender inmates, leading to denial of their rights. Tune in to this episode as @dhamini discuss the state of transgender prisoners. A report released by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) found that prisons across the country lacked policies and awareness about the needs of transgender inmates, leading to denial of their rights. Tune in to this episode as @dhamini discuss the state of transgender prisoners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices A report released by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) found that prisons across the country lacked policies and awareness about the needs of transgender inmates, leading to denial of their rights. Tune in to this episode as @dhamini discuss the state of transgender prisoners.

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]]> 1684 no 31: Is a law enough to deal with child abuse? https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/31-is-a-law-enough-to-deal-with-child-abuse-ggfrGtAe In this episode, Dhamini is in conversation with Enakshi Ganguly who is an Indian children's rights activist about the recent Chitrkoot case. Enakshi shares many incidents like this, which brings up a very important question 'Is a law enough to deal with child abuse? ' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 23 Nov 2020 08:47:55 -0000 31: Is a law enough to deal with child abuse? full 31 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, Dhamini is in conversation with Enakshi Ganguly who is an Indian children's rights activist about the recent Chitrkoot case. Enakshi shares many incidents like this, which brings up a very important question 'Is a law enough to deal with child abuse? ' In this episode, Dhamini is in conversation with Enakshi Ganguly who is an Indian children's rights activist about the recent Chitrkoot case. Enakshi shares many incidents like this, which brings up a very important question 'Is a law enough to deal with child abuse? ' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, Dhamini is in conversation with Enakshi Ganguly who is an Indian children's rights activist about the recent Chitrkoot case. Enakshi shares many incidents like this, which brings up a very important question 'Is a law enough to deal with child abuse? '

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]]> 1708 no 30: Who is Kamala Harris? https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/30-who-is-kamala-harris-gRSFoKWP In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini will talk about the new Vice President-elect of the United States of America - Kamala Harris who gave a speech for the ages on Saturday, after it was confirmed that Joe Biden will become the next President of USA. Tune in to know more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 09 Nov 2020 11:50:41 -0000 30: Who is Kamala Harris? full 30 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini will talk about the new Vice President-elect of the United States of America - Kamala Harris who gave a speech for the ages on Saturday, after it was confirmed that Joe Biden will become the next President of USA. Tune in to know more. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini will talk about the new Vice President-elect of the United States of America - Kamala Harris who gave a speech for the ages on Saturday, after it was confirmed that Joe Biden will become the next President of USA. Tune in to know more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini will talk about the new Vice President-elect of the United States of America - Kamala Harris who gave a speech for the ages on Saturday, after it was confirmed that Joe Biden will become the next President of USA. Tune in to know more.

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]]> 565 no 29: Chroniciling the Queer movement | Part-2 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/29-chroniciling-the-queer-movement-part-2-LLj_h1Zz In this episode, we’ll listen to Arvind Narrain, an advocate and one of the founding members of the Alternative Law Forum talk about the struggle against 377, the same-sex marriage petitions and the other issues that confront marginalised gender and sexual identities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 02 Nov 2020 11:33:45 -0000 29: Chroniciling the Queer movement | Part-2 full 29 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, we’ll listen to Arvind Narrain, an advocate and one of the founding members of the Alternative Law Forum talk about the struggle against 377, the same-sex marriage petitions and the other issues that confront marginalised gender and sexual identities. In this episode, we’ll listen to Arvind Narrain, an advocate and one of the founding members of the Alternative Law Forum talk about the struggle against 377, the same-sex marriage petitions and the other issues that confront marginalised gender and sexual identities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, we’ll listen to Arvind Narrain, an advocate and one of the founding members of the Alternative Law Forum talk about the struggle against 377, the same-sex marriage petitions and the other issues that confront marginalised gender and sexual identities.

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]]> 2693 no 28: Chronicling the Queer Movement | Part-1 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/28-chronicling-the-queer-movement-part-1-QQw4_8Xm In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini exchanged words with Parmesh Shahani the author of Queeristan. They thoroughly discussed the Queer Movement, the story behind chronicling it and the changes witnessed in past few decades. Tune in to witness the changing world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 27 Oct 2020 07:02:36 -0000 28: Chronicling the Queer Movement | Part-1 full 28 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini exchanged words with Parmesh Shahani the author of Queeristan. They thoroughly discussed the Queer Movement, the story behind chronicling it and the changes witnessed in past few decades. Tune in to witness the changing world. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini exchanged words with Parmesh Shahani the author of Queeristan. They thoroughly discussed the Queer Movement, the story behind chronicling it and the changes witnessed in past few decades. Tune in to witness the changing world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini exchanged words with Parmesh Shahani the author of Queeristan. They thoroughly discussed the Queer Movement, the story behind chronicling it and the changes witnessed in past few decades. Tune in to witness the changing world.

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]]> 1330 no 27: In conversation with Devaki Jain about her encounters and anecdotes in battling against Gender Inequality https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/27-in-conversation-with-devaki-jain-about-her-encounters-and-anecdotes-in-battling-against-gender-inequality-KD0vu8H_ In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to renowned feminist economist and academician Devaki Jain about her latest released memoir: The Brass Notebook, a riveting account of her own life story and her lifelong efforts for Indian women into recognizing their rights in society, in asserting a visible presence and discarding their earlier imposed invisibility.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 12 Oct 2020 10:02:08 -0000 27: In conversation with Devaki Jain about her encounters and anecdotes in battling against Gender Inequality full 27 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to renowned feminist economist and academician Devaki Jain about her latest released memoir: The Brass Notebook, a riveting account of her own life story and her lifelong efforts for Indian women into recognizing their rights in society, in asserting a visible presence and discarding their earlier imposed invisibility.   In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to renowned feminist economist and academician Devaki Jain about her latest released memoir: The Brass Notebook, a riveting account of her own life story and her lifelong efforts for Indian women into recognizing their rights in society, in asserting a visible presence and discarding their earlier imposed invisibility.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to renowned feminist economist and academician Devaki Jain about her latest released memoir: The Brass Notebook, a riveting account of her own life story and her lifelong efforts for Indian women into recognizing their rights in society, in asserting a visible presence and discarding their earlier imposed invisibility.  

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]]> 1159 no 26: When Dutee Chand faced Hyperandrogenism: Test of Testosterone level https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/26-when-dutee-chand-faced-hyperandrogenism-test-of-testosterone-level-8zz_K7vm Back in 2014, an 18 year old girl was ready to leave for Commonwealth Games , but her Hyperandrogenism medical report were still awaited. Soon the reports arrived and the young Sprinter Dutee Chand was dropped from the team. In this episode, Dhamini will be speaking with Dr. Payoshni Mitra, an athlete's rights activist on her experience with Dutee Chand.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 06 Oct 2020 06:23:57 -0000 26: When Dutee Chand faced Hyperandrogenism: Test of Testosterone level full 26 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast Back in 2014, an 18 year old girl was ready to leave for Commonwealth Games , but her Hyperandrogenism medical report were still awaited. Soon the reports arrived and the young Sprinter Dutee Chand was dropped from the team. In this episode, Dhamini will be speaking with Dr. Payoshni Mitra, an athlete's rights activist on her experience with Dutee Chand.  Back in 2014, an 18 year old girl was ready to leave for Commonwealth Games , but her Hyperandrogenism medical report were still awaited. Soon the reports arrived and the young Sprinter Dutee Chand was dropped from the team. In this episode, Dhamini will be speaking with Dr. Payoshni Mitra, an athlete's rights activist on her experience with Dutee Chand.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Back in 2014, an 18 year old girl was ready to leave for Commonwealth Games , but her Hyperandrogenism medical report were still awaited. Soon the reports arrived and the young Sprinter Dutee Chand was dropped from the team. In this episode, Dhamini will be speaking with Dr. Payoshni Mitra, an athlete's rights activist on her experience with Dutee Chand. 

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]]> 1820 no 25: In conversation with Gregory Nott about Caster Semenya's case at the Swiss Supreme Court https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/25-in-conversation-with-gregory-nott-about-caster-semenyas-case-at-the-swiss-supreme-court-7Sa4kShC On September 8, 29-year-old South African track field athlete Caster Semenya lost an appeal in a case that pertains to one of the most significant issues of our times today: the right to self-identify one’s gender and the slippery slope called science that one faces each time one tries. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Caster's lawyer Gregory Nott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 21 Sep 2020 15:59:26 -0000 25: In conversation with Gregory Nott about Caster Semenya's case at the Swiss Supreme Court full 25 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast On September 8, 29-year-old South African track field athlete Caster Semenya lost an appeal in a case that pertains to one of the most significant issues of our times today: the right to self-identify one’s gender and the slippery slope called science that one faces each time one tries. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Caster's lawyer Gregory Nott. On September 8, 29-year-old South African track field athlete Caster Semenya lost an appeal in a case that pertains to one of the most significant issues of our times today: the right to self-identify one’s gender and the slippery slope called science that one faces each time one tries. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Caster's lawyer Gregory Nott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On September 8, 29-year-old South African track field athlete Caster Semenya lost an appeal in a case that pertains to one of the most significant issues of our times today: the right to self-identify one’s gender and the slippery slope called science that one faces each time one tries. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Caster's lawyer Gregory Nott.

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]]> 831 no 24: Engaging with the book 'Sex and the Supreme Court' with Saurabh Kirpal https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/24-engaging-with-the-book-sex-and-the-supreme-court-with-saurabh-kirpal-spmhspOG In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Saurabh Kirpal about his book, Sex and the Supreme Court. The book is a set of essays that deal with the idea of choice, dignity, autonomy, and freedom, intersecting with sex, sexual identity, and gender. Tune in for more.. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 14 Sep 2020 16:10:21 -0000 24: Engaging with the book 'Sex and the Supreme Court' with Saurabh Kirpal full 24 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Saurabh Kirpal about his book, Sex and the Supreme Court. The book is a set of essays that deal with the idea of choice, dignity, autonomy, and freedom, intersecting with sex, sexual identity, and gender. Tune in for more.. In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Saurabh Kirpal about his book, Sex and the Supreme Court. The book is a set of essays that deal with the idea of choice, dignity, autonomy, and freedom, intersecting with sex, sexual identity, and gender. Tune in for more.. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Saurabh Kirpal about his book, Sex and the Supreme Court. The book is a set of essays that deal with the idea of choice, dignity, autonomy, and freedom, intersecting with sex, sexual identity, and gender. Tune in for more..

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]]> 1878 no 23: The second anniversary special: Decriminalization of homosexuality https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/23-the-second-anniversary-special-decriminalization-of-homosexuality-x2WqMNRA As September 6 marks the second anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality, it is a good moment to reflect on all that has been achieved outside the courtroom. In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Parmesh Shahani who recently came out with a book, Queeristan: LGBT Inclusion in the workplace. It not only speaks about his personal journey in corporate India but also comes across as a handbook for corporates who are keen to learn about LGBT inclusion. Tune in for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 08 Sep 2020 07:40:03 -0000 23: The second anniversary special: Decriminalization of homosexuality full 23 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast As September 6 marks the second anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality, it is a good moment to reflect on all that has been achieved outside the courtroom. In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Parmesh Shahani who recently came out with a book, Queeristan: LGBT Inclusion in the workplace. It not only speaks about his personal journey in corporate India but also comes across as a handbook for corporates who are keen to learn about LGBT inclusion. Tune in for more. As September 6 marks the second anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality, it is a good moment to reflect on all that has been achieved outside the courtroom. In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Parmesh Shahani who recently came out with a book, Queeristan: LGBT Inclusion in the workplace. It not only speaks about his personal journey in corporate India but also comes across as a handbook for corporates who are keen to learn about LGBT inclusion. Tune in for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices As September 6 marks the second anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality, it is a good moment to reflect on all that has been achieved outside the courtroom. In this episode of Gender Question, Damini speaks to Parmesh Shahani who recently came out with a book, Queeristan: LGBT Inclusion in the workplace. It not only speaks about his personal journey in corporate India but also comes across as a handbook for corporates who are keen to learn about LGBT inclusion. Tune in for more.

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]]> 1525 no 22: Women's health, nutrition and marriage https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/22-womens-health-nutrition-and-marriage-NhwYhMa1 In this episode of Gender Question, Damini tackles the ongoing question of introducing the women's task force and engages with the topic of marriage trends among women. She elaborates and links the age of marriage to health outcomes. Tune in for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 01 Sep 2020 04:50:18 -0000 22: Women's health, nutrition and marriage full 22 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Damini tackles the ongoing question of introducing the women's task force and engages with the topic of marriage trends among women. She elaborates and links the age of marriage to health outcomes. Tune in for more. In this episode of Gender Question, Damini tackles the ongoing question of introducing the women's task force and engages with the topic of marriage trends among women. She elaborates and links the age of marriage to health outcomes. Tune in for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Damini tackles the ongoing question of introducing the women's task force and engages with the topic of marriage trends among women. She elaborates and links the age of marriage to health outcomes. Tune in for more.

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]]> 943 no 21: Gender and Sexuality education : Part 2 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/21-gender-and-sexuality-education-part-2-JKY87rt2 In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini elaborates on the history of gender & sexuality education, and the importance of awareness among the adolescent. The conversation also delves into the place of gender and sexuality education in the NEP 2020. Tune in and find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 10 Aug 2020 04:15:20 -0000 21: Gender and Sexuality education : Part 2 full 21 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini elaborates on the history of gender & sexuality education, and the importance of awareness among the adolescent. The conversation also delves into the place of gender and sexuality education in the NEP 2020. Tune in and find out. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini elaborates on the history of gender & sexuality education, and the importance of awareness among the adolescent. The conversation also delves into the place of gender and sexuality education in the NEP 2020. Tune in and find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini elaborates on the history of gender & sexuality education, and the importance of awareness among the adolescent. The conversation also delves into the place of gender and sexuality education in the NEP 2020. Tune in and find out.

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]]> 956 no 20: Gender and Sexuality education : Part-1 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/20-gender-and-sexuality-education-part-1-8fNqDJ8f In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Rituparna Borah, the co-founder of Nazariya, a queer, feminist resource group, and Manak Matiyani the executive director of "the YP foundation". Listen in as they discuss gender, sexuality, and identity with respect to sexuality education.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 04 Aug 2020 08:11:09 -0000 20: Gender and Sexuality education : Part-1 full 20 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Rituparna Borah, the co-founder of Nazariya, a queer, feminist resource group, and Manak Matiyani the executive director of "the YP foundation". Listen in as they discuss gender, sexuality, and identity with respect to sexuality education.  In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Rituparna Borah, the co-founder of Nazariya, a queer, feminist resource group, and Manak Matiyani the executive director of "the YP foundation". Listen in as they discuss gender, sexuality, and identity with respect to sexuality education.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Rituparna Borah, the co-founder of Nazariya, a queer, feminist resource group, and Manak Matiyani the executive director of "the YP foundation". Listen in as they discuss gender, sexuality, and identity with respect to sexuality education. 

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]]> 1076 no 19: Gender, Disability and COVID - Part 2 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/19-gender-disability-and-covid-part-2-WMsQDNJr We continue our discussion between Damini and Nidhi. Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. They engage with the question of access to digital spaces for women with disability. Discussions around difficulties faced by disabled women involved in providing essential services. Tune in for more details!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 27 Jul 2020 11:59:59 -0000 19: Gender, Disability and COVID - Part 2 full 19 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast We continue our discussion between Damini and Nidhi.  Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. They engage with the question of access to digital spaces for women with disability. Discussions around difficulties faced by disabled women involved in providing essential services. Tune in for more details!  We continue our discussion between Damini and Nidhi. Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. They engage with the question of access to digital spaces for women with disability. Discussions around difficulties faced by disabled women involved in providing essential services. Tune in for more details!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices We continue our discussion between Damini and Nidhi. 
Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. They engage with the question of access to digital spaces for women with disability. Discussions around difficulties faced by disabled women involved in providing essential services. Tune in for more details! 

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]]> 1042 no 18: What happened to women with disabilities during the lockdown? https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/18-what-happened-to-women-with-disabilities-during-the-lockdown-aQJhDnpi As the coronavirus epidemic began to spread, the Indian government immediately established a lot of protocols. But how was all of this to reach persons with disabilities? In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 20 Jul 2020 14:39:29 -0000 18: What happened to women with disabilities during the lockdown? full 18 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast As the coronavirus epidemic began to spread, the Indian government immediately established a lot of protocols. But how was all of this to reach persons with disabilities?  In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. As the coronavirus epidemic began to spread, the Indian government immediately established a lot of protocols. But how was all of this to reach persons with disabilities? In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices As the coronavirus epidemic began to spread, the Indian government immediately established a lot of protocols. But how was all of this to reach persons with disabilities? 
In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Nidhi Goyal, founder, Rising Flame, and one of the authors of the report - ‘Neglected and Forgotten: Women with disabilities during the COVID crisis in India’. Nidhi is also a woman with a disability.

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]]> 746 no 17: Domestic Violence and the Workplace https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/17-domestic-violence-and-the-workplace-_Xll5ya1 In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Madhumita Venkatraman and Dr Arunabala, two of the five authors who worked on the report called Eight Questions Answered: Domestic Violence and the Indian Workplace. She asks them about the current work from home situations and shouldn’t domestic violence also be seen as a workplace issue?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 13 Jul 2020 15:44:29 -0000 17: Domestic Violence and the Workplace full 17 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Madhumita Venkatraman and Dr Arunabala, two of the five authors who worked on the report called Eight Questions Answered: Domestic Violence and the Indian Workplace. She asks them about the current work from home situations and shouldn’t domestic violence also be seen as a workplace issue?  In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Madhumita Venkatraman and Dr Arunabala, two of the five authors who worked on the report called Eight Questions Answered: Domestic Violence and the Indian Workplace. She asks them about the current work from home situations and shouldn’t domestic violence also be seen as a workplace issue?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini speaks to Madhumita Venkatraman and Dr Arunabala, two of the five authors who worked on the report called Eight Questions Answered: Domestic Violence and the Indian Workplace. She asks them about the current work from home situations and shouldn’t domestic violence also be seen as a workplace issue? 

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]]> 1275 no 16: Pride Month 2020 | The 2010s and the death knell to Section 377 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/16-pride-month-2020-the-2010s-and-the-death-knell-to-section-377-tzPrUb5m In the final episode of the Pride Month series, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the LGBTQ+ movement in the 2010s, the Naz judgement, the Nalsa judgement, and finally the death knell to Section 377.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 06 Jul 2020 09:41:32 -0000 16: Pride Month 2020 | The 2010s and the death knell to Section 377 full 16 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In the final episode of the Pride Month series, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the LGBTQ+ movement in the 2010s, the Naz judgement, the Nalsa judgement, and finally the death knell to Section 377.   In the final episode of the Pride Month series, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the LGBTQ+ movement in the 2010s, the Naz judgement, the Nalsa judgement, and finally the death knell to Section 377.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In the final episode of the Pride Month series, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the LGBTQ+ movement in the 2010s, the Naz judgement, the Nalsa judgement, and finally the death knell to Section 377.  

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]]> 1425 no 15: Pride Month 2020 | The 2000s, and the Naz Judgement https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/15-pride-month-2020-the-2000s-and-the-naz-judgement-1YjNmFlD In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about India's struggle with trans identification and how groups across the country fought stigma and influences politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 29 Jun 2020 16:04:14 -0000 15: Pride Month 2020 | The 2000s, and the Naz Judgement full 15 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about India's struggle with trans identification and how groups across the country fought stigma and influences politics. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about India's struggle with trans identification and how groups across the country fought stigma and influences politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about India's struggle with trans identification and how groups across the country fought stigma and influences politics.

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]]> 785 no 14: Pride Month 2020 | Living through the 90s | Lesbian groups - Part 2 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/14-pride-month-2020-living-through-the-90s-lesbian-groups-part-2-E5PPwAb4 Continuing with the special series on Pride Month, in this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks to the some of the country's most influential queer activists - Lesley Esteves, Shals Mahajan and Chayanika Shah on lesbian movements and communities across the country in the 1990s.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 22 Jun 2020 12:52:21 -0000 14: Pride Month 2020 | Living through the 90s | Lesbian groups - Part 2 full 14 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast Continuing with the special series on Pride Month, in this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks to the some of the country's most influential queer activists - Lesley Esteves, Shals Mahajan and Chayanika Shah on lesbian movements and communities across the country in the 1990s.  Continuing with the special series on Pride Month, in this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks to the some of the country's most influential queer activists - Lesley Esteves, Shals Mahajan and Chayanika Shah on lesbian movements and communities across the country in the 1990s.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Continuing with the special series on Pride Month, in this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks to the some of the country's most influential queer activists - Lesley Esteves, Shals Mahajan and Chayanika Shah on lesbian movements and communities across the country in the 1990s. 

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]]> 987 no 13: Pride Month 2020 | Living through the 90s - Part 1 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/13-pride-month-2020-living-through-the-90s-part-1-W3Uw6_hc In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the journey of the pride community in the 1990s. She talks about how their struggles and initiatives helped them destigmatize the community and gain recognition across society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 15 Jun 2020 11:42:28 -0000 13: Pride Month 2020 | Living through the 90s - Part 1 full 13 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the journey of the pride community in the 1990s. She talks about how their struggles and initiatives helped them destigmatize the community and gain recognition across society. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the journey of the pride community in the 1990s. She talks about how their struggles and initiatives helped them destigmatize the community and gain recognition across society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the journey of the pride community in the 1990s. She talks about how their struggles and initiatives helped them destigmatize the community and gain recognition across society.

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]]> 805 no 12: Pride month 2020 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/12-pride-month-2020-DLOsfL_t In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the story of the Indian queer movement through the month of June. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 08 Jun 2020 10:21:05 -0000 12: Pride month 2020 full 12 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the story of the Indian queer movement through the month of June. In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the story of the Indian queer movement through the month of June. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Gender Question, Dhamini Ratnam talks about the story of the Indian queer movement through the month of June.

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]]> 781 no 11: How Conversion Therapy affects the LGBTQA+ community | Part-2 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/11-how-conversion-therapy-affects-the-lgbtqa-community-part-2-DrPyTlgw This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 01 Jun 2020 16:25:48 -0000 11: How Conversion Therapy affects the LGBTQA+ community | Part-2 full 11 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed.  This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed. 

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]]> 761 no 10: How Conversion Therapy affects the LGBTQA+ community | Part-1 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/10-how-conversion-therapy-affects-the-lgbtqa-community-part-1-5A2iWe8O This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 26 May 2020 14:59:52 -0000 10: How Conversion Therapy affects the LGBTQA+ community | Part-1 full 10 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed.  This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of Conversion Therapy that haunts the members of the LGBTQA+ community. This practice has prevailed for longer than we can imagine and even has the backing of institutionalised science but is slowly being exposed. 

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]]> 700 no 9: Trans communities seek to protect their rights | Part - 2 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/9-trans-communities-seek-to-protect-their-rights-part-2-8VsRKfkQ A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 23 May 2020 11:33:05 -0000 9: Trans communities seek to protect their rights | Part - 2 full 9 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing! A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing!

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]]> 898 no 8: Trans communities seek to protect their rights | Part - 1 https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/8-trans-communities-seek-to-protect-their-rights-part-1-Hy_TAY8n A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 18 May 2020 08:48:52 -0000 8: Trans communities seek to protect their rights | Part - 1 full 8 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing! A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices A draft ruled out for the empowerment and safety of transgender persons by the government has given the trans community time till May 18 to respond with their suggestions. Tune in to know what they're doing!

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]]> 1107 no 7: Bois Locker Room: How does consent draw a line between sexism and sexualness? https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/7-bois-locker-room-how-does-consent-draw-a-line-between-sexism-and-sexualness-XDCXnDCh In this episode, Dhamini addresses the outed Instagram group, Bois Locker Room. She talks to Bisakha Datta @busydot, Jaya Sharma, and Fareeha Iftekhar about issues like consent, adolescence, and sexual freedom.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 11 May 2020 10:58:20 -0000 7: Bois Locker Room: How does consent draw a line between sexism and sexualness? full 7 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, Dhamini addresses the outed Instagram group, Bois Locker Room. She talks to Bisakha Datta @busydot, Jaya Sharma, and Fareeha Iftekhar about issues like consent, adolescence, and sexual freedom.  In this episode, Dhamini addresses the outed Instagram group, Bois Locker Room. She talks to Bisakha Datta @busydot, Jaya Sharma, and Fareeha Iftekhar about issues like consent, adolescence, and sexual freedom.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, Dhamini addresses the outed Instagram group, Bois Locker Room. She talks to Bisakha Datta @busydot, Jaya Sharma, and Fareeha Iftekhar about issues like consent, adolescence, and sexual freedom. 

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]]> 1451 no 6: Ghar ki Baat | Domestic Violence | Help available in Lockdown https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/6-ghar-ki-baat-domestic-violence-help-available-in-lockdown-wTUcF6_X During the lockdown, domestic violence has been of particular concern especially because the survivors have not been able to access the usual channels of help. How did the situation come to this point? Let's find out with Dhamini.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 01 May 2020 17:14:55 -0000 6: Ghar ki Baat | Domestic Violence | Help available in Lockdown full 6 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast During the lockdown, domestic violence has been of particular concern especially because the survivors have not been able to access the usual channels of help. How did the situation come to this point? Let's find out with Dhamini.  During the lockdown, domestic violence has been of particular concern especially because the survivors have not been able to access the usual channels of help. How did the situation come to this point? Let's find out with Dhamini.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices During the lockdown, domestic violence has been of particular concern especially because the survivors have not been able to access the usual channels of help. How did the situation come to this point? Let's find out with Dhamini. 

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]]> 971 no 5: Gargi College Sexual Assault: A classic example of attitude towards masculinity | DU | Cultural festival | Women’s college https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/5-gargi-college-sexual-assault-a-classic-example-of-attitude-towards-masculinity-du-cultural-festival-womens-college-uqJnJ0ut This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of what happened on 6th February, the last day of a cultural festival at Gargi, a women’s college in Delhi University. She also spoke to Nandita Gandhi, who is the co-founder of Akshara Centre & also has been part of the women’s movement since the 1980s. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 18 Mar 2020 15:17:24 -0000 5: Gargi College Sexual Assault: A classic example of attitude towards masculinity | DU | Cultural festival | Women’s college full 5 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of what happened on 6th February, the last day of a cultural festival at Gargi, a women’s college in Delhi University. She also spoke to Nandita Gandhi, who is the co-founder of Akshara Centre & also has been part of the women’s movement since the 1980s. This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of what happened on 6th February, the last day of a cultural festival at Gargi, a women’s college in Delhi University. She also spoke to Nandita Gandhi, who is the co-founder of Akshara Centre & also has been part of the women’s movement since the 1980s. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of what happened on 6th February, the last day of a cultural festival at Gargi, a women’s college in Delhi University. She also spoke to Nandita Gandhi, who is the co-founder of Akshara Centre & also has been part of the women’s movement since the 1980s.

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]]> 1061 no 4: Violence and Masculinity: How are they correlated? | Riots | North-East Delhi | Entitlement to power https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/4-violence-and-masculinity-how-are-they-correlated-riots-north-east-delhi-entitlement-to-power-KqCthNUV This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of masculinity and its manifestation in violence. Taking the example of the recent riots in North-East Delhi, and conversations with Manak Matiyani, she explores the overwhelming messaging of "being protectors" spread to young boys is correlated to their sense of entitlement to power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 11 Mar 2020 16:16:39 -0000 4: Violence and Masculinity: How are they correlated? | Riots | North-East Delhi | Entitlement to power full 4 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of masculinity and its manifestation in violence. Taking the example of the recent riots in North-East Delhi, and conversations with Manak Matiyani, she explores the overwhelming messaging of "being protectors" spread to young boys is correlated to their sense of entitlement to power. This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of masculinity and its manifestation in violence. Taking the example of the recent riots in North-East Delhi, and conversations with Manak Matiyani, she explores the overwhelming messaging of "being protectors" spread to young boys is correlated to their sense of entitlement to power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices This week, Dhamini addresses the issue of masculinity and its manifestation in violence. Taking the example of the recent riots in North-East Delhi, and conversations with Manak Matiyani, she explores the overwhelming messaging of "being protectors" spread to young boys is correlated to their sense of entitlement to power.

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]]> 970 no 3: Consent: Not just a No. Also about a Yes, and a Maybe. (Part 2) | Jaya Sharma | LGBTQ | BDSM | https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/3-consent-not-just-a-no-also-about-a-yes-and-a-maybe-part-2-jaya-sharma-lgbtq-bdsm-ODU8GwPO In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community continues her conversation form the previous episode. She also talks about consent as a messy desire and the research she did for her books. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 19 Feb 2020 10:02:33 -0000 3: Consent: Not just a No. Also about a Yes, and a Maybe. (Part 2) | Jaya Sharma | LGBTQ | BDSM | full 3 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community continues her conversation form the previous episode. She also talks about consent as a messy desire and the research she did for her books. In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community continues her conversation form the previous episode. She also talks about consent as a messy desire and the research she did for her books. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community continues her conversation form the previous episode. She also talks about consent as a messy desire and the research she did for her books.

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]]> 975 no 2: Consent: Not just a No. Also about a Yes, and a Maybe. (Part 1) | Jaya Sharma | LGBTQ | BDSM | https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/2-consent-not-just-a-no-also-about-a-yes-and-a-maybe-part-1-jaya-sharma-lgbtq-bdsm-Z7d_Agvf In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community talks about consent and discusses what it is about consent which makes it difficult to pin down.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 12 Feb 2020 15:18:49 -0000 2: Consent: Not just a No. Also about a Yes, and a Maybe. (Part 1) | Jaya Sharma | LGBTQ | BDSM | full 2 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community talks about consent and discusses what it is about consent which makes it difficult to pin down.  In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community talks about consent and discusses what it is about consent which makes it difficult to pin down.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Jaya Sharma, a queer feminist author, an activist of the LGBTQ community & part of the BDSM community talks about consent and discusses what it is about consent which makes it difficult to pin down. 

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]]> 732 no 1: What are Muslim Women Telling Us about Themselves? | JNU | CAA | NRC https://gender-question.simplecast.com/episodes/1-what-are-muslim-women-telling-us-about-themselves-jnu-caa-nrc-XlLthmd0 In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Ghazala Jamil, an author and a professor at JNU about how Muslim women, who are leading protests around the country against CAA and the NRCs are challenging our deeply-held perceptions about them.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Wed, 05 Feb 2020 13:19:00 -0000 1: What are Muslim Women Telling Us about Themselves? | JNU | CAA | NRC full 1 Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Ghazala Jamil, an author and a professor at JNU about how Muslim women, who are leading protests around the country against CAA and the NRCs are challenging our deeply-held perceptions about them.   In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Ghazala Jamil, an author and a professor at JNU about how Muslim women, who are leading protests around the country against CAA and the NRCs are challenging our deeply-held perceptions about them.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, Dhamini speaks to Ghazala Jamil, an author and a professor at JNU about how Muslim women, who are leading protests around the country against CAA and the NRCs are challenging our deeply-held perceptions about them.  

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