Tinku Paul - Different Truths

Tinku Paul

Dr. Tinku Paul is post-doctorate in Economics from the G.B. Pant Social Science Institute under the Indian Council for Social Science Research fellowship. A Ph. D. from the University of Allahabad, she has completed several research projects focused on social and economic justice. Her special interests are to look into and explore the feminist perspectives of socio-economic issues like work participation of women, feminism of agricultural, women empowerment and women prisoners and pathways to crime.

June 6, 2023
Tinku Paul
Human Rights

Is Poverty the Biggest Crime?

This article highlights many important crimes of the inept legal system that led languishing incarceration of many poor and innocent people. The major issue is the inability of poor prisoners...

April 26, 2022
Tinku Paul
Advocacy, Cover Story, Crime, Gender

Is Social Reintegration of Released Women Prisoners a Reality?

The resource deficiencies in capacitating and empowering the prison inmates leads to financial deprivation and vacuum in the lives of released women prisoners wherein recidivism overpowers, analyses Dr. Tinku,...

April 19, 2022
Tinku Paul
Cover Story, Crime, Gender

Women & Crime: Criminal by a Debilitated & Harming Pre-conditions

Dr. Tinku examines the pathways to crime of women in the context of feminist criminology. In her erudite paper, she argues that most women convicted as criminals are silent victims...

April 10, 2022
Tinku Paul
Economy, Migration & Diaspora

The Nowhere Migrant

Tinku takes a hard look at the underbelly of labour trafficking. Railway coolies are paid a paltry sum to undertake this risky job. One poor man sells another for just...

Is Poverty the Biggest Crime?

Is Social Reintegration of Released Women Prisoners a Reality?

Women & Crime: Criminal by a Debilitated & Harming Pre-conditions

The Nowhere Migrant

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