From Constitutional leaders to Cultural icons, women are constantly reduced to their appearance.
Whether it’s colourist remarks about President Droupadi Murmu or body-shaming after motherhood, the message remains the same: women are expected to fit society’s beauty standards at every stage of life.
A woman’s worth is not defined by her skin tone, body, age, or how closely she fits a beauty ideal.
It’s time we stopped treating women’s bodies as public property — and started choosing dignity over judgment.
