From Feminism in India
LeftAngry Forests, Angry Valley, And The Angry Woman
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In Nabarangpur, Odisha, thousands of women from the District Nari Mahasangha took to the streets on Tuesday to protest the arrest of CPI(M) leader Rajesh Jani, who leads the district’s anti‑liquor movement. The demonstrators carried sticks and batons and surrounded the sub‑collector’s office, demanding Jani’s immediate release.
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The history of environmental resistance in India is also a history of women refusing to bow down to the postcolonial conception of development. From the forests of central India to the valleys of Arunachal, women have repeatedly placed themselves between their communities and the machinery of…
