MOTM February 2026

How Chitra Banerjee’s Independence Does Justice To Narrating Women’s Stories

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4 min read | Feb 27, 2026

The Blistered Hands No One Talks About: Reading Dalit Women’s Labour Through Literature And Data

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5 min read | Feb 26, 2026

Mapping Indian Feminism Through Poetry: From Naidu To Kandasamy

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4 min read | Feb 25, 2026

Being Genderfluid In Literature And In The World

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4 min read | Feb 25, 2026

No Age For Learning: Re-reading Rassundari Devi’s Amar Jibon And The Politics Of Late-life Education

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6 min read | Feb 24, 2026

Progressive Intent, Patriarchal Pages: Women In Chetan Bhagat’s Fiction

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3 min read | Feb 23, 2026

Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku 

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5 min read | Feb 19, 2026

The Female Consciousness In Virginia Woolf And Jean Rhys’ Works

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6 min read | Feb 18, 2026

Queer Desire and Female Friendship in Simone de Beauvoir’s The Inseparables

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5 min read | Feb 17, 2026

Unhinged Women In Fiction And Why Women Just Can’t Get Enough Of Them

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5 min read | Feb 16, 2026

What Charlotte Brontë’s ‘Villette’ Can Teach Us About Women, Independence, And Refusing To Settle

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6 min read | Feb 16, 2026

In Search Of A Room Of One’s Own: Reading Zeenath Sajida And Virginia Woolf

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6 min read | Feb 13, 2026

Recognised After Death: Feminist Readings Of Nandita K.S. And Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

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4 min read | Feb 12, 2026

The Right To An Unhappy Ending: Defending Unresolved Narratives In Feminist Literature

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5 min read | Feb 10, 2026

‘Exteriors’ By Annie Ernaux: An Archive Of The Transient Intersections Of Public Memory 

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5 min read | Feb 4, 2026