Slut-shaming and discrediting survivors has gone on for too long. Now, time’s up.

No, MP Udit Raj, #MeToo is not the 'beginning of a wrong practice'. It’s the end of impunity for men

The BJP leader has followed the classic check-list of gaslighting women's rights movements — discrediting via apparent appeals for 'fair play'.

How Friends encouraged us to be a sexist, homophobic and regressive lot

Throughout its 10 seasons, the popular sitcom is littered with instances of problematic, judgemental behaviour by its characters.

Mostly, the comments are aimed at evoking reactions, either from the celebrity, or from other people on social media.

Actress Radhika Apte trolled for bikini photo: What trolls want from celebs

One in every five houseowners is unbigoted, even friendly.

According to reports, eight out of 10 people in India experienced online harassment.

A woman expressing her sexual desires, despite the day and age we live in, is still considered 'western'.

For the uninitiated, it is the practice of engaging in multiple sexual relationships with each partner consenting to the arrangement.

India is home to many things. Respect for women is not one of them.

First of all, Indians need to get over the fact that Sunny Leone was once, a very long time ago, an actor in the adult film industry.

Indians must understand that the actor's professional choices have absolutely nothing to do with her maternal qualities.

It is unclear what exactly it is that intimidates these people.

Victim-shaming has been the one reason why most cases of sexual assault go unreported.