Regressive western construct of domesticity is different from Indian context of grihasthi where focusing on feminine is akin to focusing on divine & spiritual
Sadiya Mulla With a major in Psychology and a minor in Sociology in her undergraduate; Sadiya is an enthusiast of human behaviour, mental well-being and is deeply critical of the systems that forge our society. Her interests span a multitude of areas like designing, creative writing, exploring societal frameworks and analysing social dynamics; she likes to find the why before learning the how. She is currently working as an Intern for the HR department at Ubisoft. She is a research fellow under the Young Scholar Research Fellowship at Indic Academy. She plans to dive deep into the topic of organisational behaviour and user experience design in the near future. Nupur Deshpande Nupur is a postgraduate student in the field of organizational psychology. She is passionate about reading, traveling and rhyming lines into poetry on the go. She aspires to build a career in the field of Advertising as she finds consumer psychology quite fascinating. Apart from that, she has a keen interest in Indian mythology and is especially curious about the powerful women in these stories. She looks forward to learning more about these women and unravelling the magical and mysterious stories hidden in the immense knowledge from the past. Rohit Kunte Rohit is a curious individual, who loves to find the scientific meaning behind everything. He is deeply interested in research. He is currently a postgraduate student of Clinical psychology and is passionate about the mysteries of the human brain. In his free time, you can find him clicking random photographs of nature or finding something new to study about. He loves to play sports and listen to a variety of music. He finds diagnostic systems and healing processes of the Indic system quite fascinating. Twinkle Jain a curious personality with warped sense of humour, who is studying MA. Criminology in National Forensic Sciences University. I aim to become a detective or a Criminal psychologist in the future. Research has always been an integral part of any field and writing about India has always been a dream of mine. Feminism and empowerment in India need a rightful position in the world and I am thankful for the opportunity given to do so.
