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What happens when a trans man walks into a hospital in India? He’s often humiliated, misgendered, denied care — or worse, subjected to illegal procedures. Despite legal protections, the healthcare system is failing trans men. 🧵 Here’s what TNM found 👇

This is what made me want to look into the overlap between religion and the manosphere in India, and how these ideologies are feeding each other. Over the past months, I spoke to Hindu men who called Hindu women "degenerates" and blamed them for "Hinduism’s downfall." (2/8)

A 16-year-old Muslim boy told me bluntly that “only hijab keeps women from being raped.” He believed it, because the internet taught him to. These young men aren’t born hateful. They’re shaped by spaces where religion is twisted to justify control. (3/8) thenewsminute.com/premium/misogy…

In part one of our series, I had spoken to young Indian boys, as young as 13 and 14, calling for rigid gender roles, falling for the bile spouted by people like Andrew Tate — without even realising they are starting to hate women. (4/8) thenewsminute.com/premium/inside…

But working on part 2 made me realise that the Indian manosphere isn’t just about men hating women anymore. It’s becoming a place where nationalism and religious radicalisation are incubated too. (5/8) thenewsminute.com/premium/misogy…

These ideologies are growing together. They make each other stronger. And they give angry young men a cause to believe in — and someone to blame. It’s more than just online chatter. It’s shaping culture, politics, and violence. And we should be worried. (6/8)

If you haven't read part 1 yet, and is unaware of how our young boys are falling down this rabbit hole, do read that first. The articles are behind a paywall, but your support will help us continue this work. (7/8) thenewsminute.com/premium/inside…

The Indian manosphere has evolved from mere misogyny into a space fueling nationalism and religious extremism. Lakshmi Priya spoke to Hindu men who called Hindu women "degenerates" and blamed them for "Hinduism’s downfall." thenewsminute.com/premium/misogy…

A Rapido bike taxi driver assaulted a woman passenger in Bengaluru’s Jayanagar a few days ago after she questioned his rash driving. Video shows him slapping her hard. Police have filed a non-cognizable report as the woman declined to lodge a formal complaint.

Anant Ambani's Vantara tried to intimidate Himal Southasian into deleting an investigative story about suspicious sourcing of its animals. Thankfully, the courts threw out the plea. livelaw.in/high-court/del… +

New twist in Rapido slap incident. After the video of a Rapido bike taxi driver in Bengaluru hitting a woman went viral, Now there is a CCTV footage which shows that the assaulted woman hit the biker first.

9 medical students from Karnataka stuck in Tehran, Iran have appealed to the Indian govt for evacuation as Israel-Iran tensions escalate. Nadeem Hussain, one of the students, and his parents in Bengaluru reached out to the NRI Forum Karnataka for help. thenewsminute.com/karnataka/karn…

‘She says she’s safe, but it’s scary’: I spoke to families of Karnataka students stranded in Iran. At least 15 students, most from Alipur village in Chikkaballapur remain stranded in Iran. thenewsminute.com/karnataka/she-…

9 medical students from Karnataka are stranded in Tehran, Iran amid rising Israel-Iran tensions. NRI Forum Karnataka has appealed to the Government of India to evacuate them safely.

If you like biscoff and mangoes and cheesecake, I think you should visit Deliciae in Indiranagar

MEA Statement: Indian students in Tehran have been moved out of the city for their safety through arrangements made by the Embassy.

#IsraeliranWar Over 100 people from Alipur village, Chikkaballapur in Karnataka, including students and families, are currently stranded in Iran. We spoke to their families in Alipur and some people in Iran — most of them are safe and staying in secure places.

Join us at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru, on 19 June 2025, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, for a quiet hour of reading as we mark National Reading Day under the theme — India Reads, India Rises. Pick a book from our art library and honour the legacy of P.N. Panicker,

I’m holding back on making any public statements for now. Once I’m back in Bengaluru, I will seek a clear explanation from the Government of India regarding this denial.

At least 15 students from Karnataka, most of them from Alipur village in Chikkaballapur, remain stranded in Iran amid escalating tensions following Israel’s airstrikes on Tehran. Shivani Kava/ಶಿವಾನಿ reports newslaundry.com/2025/06/17/she…