‘Memsahibs’: How British women negotiated food and fear (and love and life) in colonial India An excerpt from ‘Memsahibs: British Women in Colonial India’ by Ipshita Nath.

Multinationals wooed Indian women to buy their products by appealing to their husbands in colonial India.

Discover five historically significant forts across India named after formidable women rulers and queens. These structures ...

Photographic representations of colonised Indian women, segregated by the double burden of being colonised and of womanhood, faced further representational violence in the canons of colonial ...

The colonial government initially failed to include provisions for Indian women and children, believing their lives had little to no economic impact or worth to the livelihoods of families.

British colonial rule in India had been established through a series of wars fought across the subcontinent from the mid-18th century onwards.

The government of India proposed legislation to replace a British colonial-era sedition law that never ended when the country gained independence in 1947.

At a time when most women were kept away from higher education, R Sivabhogam carved an unlikely path; one that led her to ...

Policies—whether in the West or in the Muslim world—are imposed on women, not developed with them or for them. How they dress ...

Alluri Sitarama Raju Death Anniversary 2025: Everything About Legendary Freedom Who Fought Against British Colonial Rule In India Alluri Sitarama Raju played a crucial role in the struggle for ...

Women architects in South Asia played a pivotal role in shaping the post-colonial identity and design language of their native countries.