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      The Practice of Nose-Cutting in the Ancient World

      The Practice of Nose-Cutting in the Ancient World

      By Ashay Naik

      The Queen who cursed a God: An excerpt from an upcoming book

      By Aditi Banerjee

      A Memo about Women in Mahabharata

      By Smrithi Adinarayanan

      क्या भारत महिला विरोधी था : विदेशी लेखको के तर्कों की जांच पड़ताल |

      By Shubham Verma

      Women In Indian history: A Few Vignettes From Epigraphy

      By Michel Danino

      Nari – an exploration in ancient etymology

      By Prof. Vinayak Rajat Bhat

      Hindu View of Menstruation- II: Menstruation as Austerity and Self-purification

      By Nithin Sridhar

      Hindu View of Menstruation- I: Menstruation as Ashaucha

      By Nithin Sridhar

      This Women’s Day a big shout out to the stay-at-home mom

      By Manini

      Status of women in ancient India

      By IndiaFacts Staff
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