Dr Anupama Sikarwar
Joined: May 1, 2026
The author is an MSc and PhD from Aligarh Muslim University, with research published in international journals. She engages in reflective writing and analytical commentary on social, cultural, and public discourse with a focus on contemporary narratives.

In this article, Dr Anupama Sikarwar writes that a woman climbing a mountain in the 20th century was confronting far more than ice, exhaustion or thin air – she was also confronting generations of social conditioning that confined women within narrowly defined expectations.

A MONTH AGO

The recent successful scaling of Mount Everest by four Border Security Force women personnel is not merely a mountaineering achievement but a quiet but profound social statement, Dr Anupama Sikarwar writes.

2 MONTHS AGO