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York Times that: "Most Indian women are in an unequal environment,” Ms. Gore said. “You go from your parents’ house to your husband's house. If they are no longer welcome in their parents’ home after marriage, what do they do when there's violence in their husband's home? Why should they end up homeless?”. In January 2015, one of Asia's highest rated think-tanks, the
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quoted Gore as saying that "There is a silencing — from the family or from well-meaning friends who fear for the woman’s safety", and that: “The abuser never wants a spotlight on their actions, but breaking the silence is liberating. I stopped owning the shame when I spoke out”. She also told the New
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Gore has used her website to discuss issues like homophobia in India, and the extent of unreported domestic abuse in Indian families and society; for which Gore has received both international attention, academic and scholarly coverage, as well as mainstream Indian media attention. She has confronted
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Gore was a trekking guide in the Himalayas, and a corporate trainer, before getting married and settling down in Virar, Mumbai as Vidyut Kale, and turning into a full-time mother on the birth of her son in 2009. Gore's son was born with congenital difficulties which restricted her to staying more at
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In September 2012, Gore's blog again came to national attention when she received documents regarding prominent Indian public figures involved in corrupt land deals, which Gore posted on her blog; she resisted orders to remove the material stating that it was correct, however she was later forced to
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is an outspoken Indian part-time blogger, new media journalist, campaigner and activist. She became noted for work exposing domestic abuse in Indian families, and her work in exposing political and public corruption in India has also been covered in both the Indian media and international media. Her
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reported, "What’s interesting is that the "PM" and her 17 cabinet ministers — who come from across the country — are not just tweeting about what they think the government should be doing. Instead, they do a deep dive into the portfolio to study the real issues faced by the sector and propose
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After the collapse of her marriage following the birth of her son in 2009, Gore was broke and started making soaps as gifts for friends and family on occasions, which eventually became a business for her. Sometime later, she combined it with her self-proclaimed "geeky interest in cultivating
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said of Gore: "The daredevil homemaker-cum-blogger shot into news with her blogs on the Keenan and Reuben murders in Mumbai. It was her efforts that helped the poor families get the attention that their case required and helped prevent the killers from going scot-free". Indian spymaster
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Vidyut Kale, a stay-at-home mother and an online activist from Maharashtra, often tweets about the domestic abuse which she says she suffers at the hands of her husband. She faces as much abuse for her radical socio-political views as she gets for washing her dirty linen in
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Vidyut is a commentator on socio-political issues with a keen interest in behavioral sciences, digital rights and security and manages to engage her various proficiencies to bring an unusual perspective to issues related with the intersection of tech and
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The daredevil homemaker-cum-blogger shot into news with her blogs on the Keenan and Reuben murders in Mumbai. It was her efforts that helped the poor families get the attention that their case required and helped prevent the killers from going
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Blogger Vidyut Kale has run www.aamjanta.com for six years. Mumbai-based Kale has written about corruption in the past and when someone sends her proof about a scam or a particular case, she posts the details on her
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Vidyut Kale is a corporate trainer and blogger who has written extensively about witnessing domestic violence in her family as a child, and then confronting abuse — emotional, financial and sexual — in her own
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carnivorous plants", to develop an online home-made soap and specialist plant retailing business. Her products sometimes have names with political or social overtones, including "Bagon Mein Bahar Hai" (after
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Gore has been blogging since 2009 on issues in Indian society, being described in 2010 as a "Wikileaks" of India. In October 2011, she came to national prominence in India due to her posts about the
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Activist-blogger Vidyut Kale got a take-down notice for her blog post about a raid on a yacht party, where she exposed a history of financial misdealings. She too got a taste of Rule (3)
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Vidyut Kale, a behavioural scientist and corporate trainer based in Mumbai says that she felt that the Indian media has made a mess of the way the WikiLeaks revelations were reported.
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Indian sociopolitical blogger Vidyut Kale believes that while critics of Modi will not spare the opportunity to question him, most of them – except Shiv Sena – are very pro-talks.
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covered Gore as one of two important female Twitter bloggers in India, noting that her work brings her into direct conflict with the "BJPs "unofficial" army of trolls".
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supporters, and that they never read her blog. She described that during this period, her marriage "fell apart", and she divorced, returning to Vidyut Gore.
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as being one of a small number of "women who matter in India's Twitterverse", noting that she described herself as "intellectual anarchist". In 2015,
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Gore has also been involved with other Indian political campaigns and is quoted about her views on Indian politics and society in mainstream media.
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From her experience running web servers Gore has devoted section of her various online sites to giving insights and opinions on her experiences.
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studies. She has been quoted numerous times by mainstream Indian media on social and political issues. In August 2019, she launched the
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home and led to her focus on political blogging as an outlet. Ironically, she noted that her family and her then-husband were
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Gore is an alumnus of the Indian Society for Applied Behavioural Science (ISABS) and described herself as "apolitical".
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While some sources seem to indicate year of birth is 1975 the subject herself clarified it is 1976 on her Twitter feed
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working group on "Democratizing the global governance of the Internet". Gore has contributed on rural affairs to
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solutions for them in policy notes", and that online trolling by right-wing Indian parties had helped spread
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As of May 2019, Gore reported that she was in a committed relationship, and had no plans to remarry.
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Mumbai-based blogger and activist Vidyut Kale became active with the Indian Pirate Party last year.
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asking: "Could a spoof government on Twitter be the platform of political change in India?".
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spoof alternative government role-play project that has received diverse media attention.
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In 2013, she gained further national Indian attention when she created spoof websites on
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to a national audience. Gore has also been interviewed by international media on
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challenges to Indian digital censorship, has been covered in academic study, and
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domestic abuse in her own marriage and written about it. In March 2012 the
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She is a blogger and commentator on social and socio-political issues
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Gore summarised her work on aamjanta.com into a self published book:
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Betwa Sharma (Politics Editor, Huffpost India) (22 November 2019).
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United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development
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relent when she received notices on under the controversial Indian
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Indian blogger, activist, author and digital journalist (born 1976)
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Gounder and Kale say that they are not afraid of upsetting people.
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Thoughts on India at aamjanata.com: from differences to diversity
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Thoughts on India at aamjanata.com: from differences to diversity
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Thoughts on India at aamjanata.com: from differences to diversity
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used the term), "Urban Naxal", and "Kashmir"/"Silenced Valley".
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International Journal of Law and Legal Jurisprudence Studies
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Marginally Human : Never Stop Fighting for What Matters
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