A great exploration of the laws and cases that have developed women's rights in India, the victories and the losses that appear at times to be 3 steps forward, 2 back. Well researched and excellently written- a story that needs to be told and read.
It’s a good read, giving an outline of cases which have shaped feminist jurisprudence in India. But mostly, it reads like a summary of cases, and a bit mote in-depth critical analysis would have added weight to the work. Nevertheless, for someone who is totally unfamiliar with the cases and the subject, this will be an excellent introduction.
This book really pulls so much from history and shows you the truth. Progress for women’s right is always credited to women. Men really need to be better or else we will find us no place in this society.