Volume 002 Public Health A feminist investigation into India’s public health and its possible futures. Read the editorial
NEW “When you get incarcerated, you lose your personal liberty but not your right to health.” Nisha Susan
NEW “Communities have to be the first stakeholder in any conversation around health. They will pick the right solutions.” TTE Team
NEW “The workers who built it would work in the mines during the day and construct the hospital at night.” Astha Bamba
Mann ke Mukhaute, Ep.02: Rahogi Tum Wahi. As part of our series ‘Mann ke Mukhaute’ exploring mental landscapes from an experiential standpoint, the second episode features Sudha Arora’s story Rahogi Tum Wahi, an account of a woman at the other end of emotional violence.
