Prof. Asha Shukla
At a conjuncture when discourses on gender are not merely supplementing but profoundly reconfiguring the very foundations of academic knowledge and social life, the present issue of the Asha Paras International Journal of Gender Studies offers a timely, critical...
Anjali Oudhia
The early Vedic period (~1500–500 BCE) featured an advanced, institutionalized framework for female education and research, operating nearly 3,000 years before the Western world granted women basic academic liberties...
Asha Shukla
The renewed academic and policy interest in Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), spurred in part by the National Education Policy 2020, has largely proceeded without a sustained gender lens. This paper argues that any serious recovery of indigenous Indian epistemologies must simultaneously...
Deepti Yadav and Sudarshan Sirsat
This paper applies a gender-focused computational lens to the Īśā Upaniṣad, the shortest and canonically first-ranked text of the Muktikā canon...
Gurpinder Kumar
Ecofeminism provides a critical framework for understanding the interconnected exploitation of women and nature under patriarchal, capitalist, and hierarchical systems...
Irene George and Moly Kuruvilla
Though men and women are equally susceptible to cybercrimes of various forms, they have a gendered dimension, which has not yet received due attention from development scholars or law enforcement officers...
Kaleecharan Chelladurai and K. Manimekalai
India's Corporate Social Responsibility law treats women's financial literacy as a gap to be filled. This paper argues that the gap is often a design failure, not an information failure...
Manisha Chauhan
Due to institutional and socioeconomic constraints, women in Uttar Pradesh still face obstacles to work and education. With an emphasis on socioeconomic variables and government assistance...
Minam Tamuk and Mercie Gangte
The Adi, one of the major tribes in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, has been following a traditional political institution called kebang, since time immemorial...
Nikunj Rathod
The rapid growth of digital platforms has raised increasing worries about privacy, online harm, and vulnerabilities related to gender, especially for women...
Priyaranjan Trivedi
This paper presents a historical and conceptual appraisal of the gendered dimensions of ecological knowledge, stewardship, and environmental change in India...
Ruby Ojha
The digital revolution has significantly expanded women’s access to education, employment, entrepreneurship, communication, political participation, and social networking...
Shobha Padmakar Shinde
Indian Knowledge System demonstrates significant intellectual achievements with enduring cultural and societal impacts...
Sunita Pathak and Surendra Pathak
The Indian Knowledge System (IKS) — the vast, plural corpus of philosophy, science, arts, and epistemology that has developed on the Indian subcontinent over millennia...
Vinita Dhondiyal Bhatnagar
Among the ten Mahavidhyas, the ninth Mahavidhya- Matangi- remains one of the least studied and most provocative. Some consider her a more intense, inward-looking version of Goddess Saraswati...
Reviewer: Dr. Kamalaveni
Edited by Prof. Asha Shukla, Prof. Sabiha Hussain, Dr. Jaya Phookan, and Dr. N. Murugeswari is a timely and thought-provoking edited volume that critically examines the complex relationship between gender and power...
Reviewer: Prof. Shobha Padmakar Shinde
The team of editors have successfully brought out a compelling and timely volume that interrogates the intersection of gender and power in society as a sequel to the first volume...
Author: Garima Srivastava, Reviewer: Dr. Supriya Pathak
The International Conference provided an academic and interdisciplinary platform to examine continuing gender disparities in education, employment, healthcare, representation...
The deliberations focused on structural, intersectional rethinking of Violence Against Women through Global and Local Lenses...
Ayo Ayoola-Amale, JD and Rev. Laura George, JD
In a world beset by rising authoritarianism, deepening divisions, and the existential risks posed by both war and emerging technologies, the Founding Mothers Movement (FMM) stands as a transformative force...