Indian Feminisms

Explore the profound insights of Geetanjali Gangoli in her compelling book, Indian Feminisms, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2007. This hardback edition spans 162 pages and delves into the vital contributions of Indian feminists to legal and social discussions surrounding women's rights, violence against women, and sexuality since the 1970s.

Gangoli critically examines various campaigns that have shaped the discourse on domestic violence, rape, pornography, and the societal preference for sons. By addressing these pressing issues, Indian Feminisms not only highlights the struggles faced by women in India but also showcases the resilience and activism of feminists who continue to fight for justice and equality. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in feminism, human rights, and social science, offering a rich perspective on the intersection of law and gender in India.