WOMEN

A woman passenger’s anxiety-ridden journey on the last local train to reach home highlights the importance of their safety in public transport.

The dried fish market of Andheri might be the oldest, but its inhabitants, the Kolis, are fighting to stand their ground amidst rapid development.

Fisherpeople involved in dry fish trade demand compensation on the lines granted to farmers who face regular climate change problems.

At a panel hosted by Citizen Matters Mumbai, a researcher, a legal expert, an activist and a police official weighed in on how to ensure women’s safety in Mumbai.

A personal account of a sexual violence survivor who tried to report the incident to Mumbai Police, but was mistreated throughout.

A Skill India initiative is helping bridge employment gaps for women in Mumbai. But the question remains as to how such programmes can be scaled up.

Domestic violence cases in Mumbai have risen. To protect themselves, women require a comprehensive understanding of legal procedure.

A rise in childbirth through C-section surgeries in Mumbai begs to be examined, as in many cases these appear to be quite unnecessary.

A new sports ground in Mumbra was inaugurated by Parcham Collective with a wall painting event that was contributed to by artists, activists and political leaders

An archival project by two artists is building a repository of Koli history and contemporary traditions, challenging their erasure from the city

An NCRB report records the highest numbers of sexual crimes against women and minors in Mumbai. The latest is the rape and death of a Dalit woman.

How a woman who moved from Pune to Mumbai, experienced the city.