Written By:

Aman Kumar

Area of Focus:Policy & Governance, History & Contemporary Affairs, Social Movements, Grassroots Organising, Peacebuilding

Highlights:Aman is a communications strategist and writer with a strong focus on history, geopolitics, and digital culture. He has worked across government, think tanks, and social impact spaces, shaping narratives that drive public engagement. Currently serving as Team Lead – Research & Content at AGL – Hakuhodo, he develops content strategies and manages communication for key government ministries and offices. He has also worked with nonprofits in areas like health, peacebuilding, and policy advocacy, helping them craft impactful narratives and outreach strategies. Aman’s writing explores the intersections of policy, media, and society, with a particular interest in how historical events shape contemporary debates and the role of technology in public discourse. Holding a Master’s degree in History, he brings a research-driven yet accessible approach to storytelling, aiming to make complex ideas more engaging and relevant.

Posts by Aman Kumar

Aman Kumar

Five Ways Mainstream Arguments for Excluding Women from Sabarimala Fall Short

This article examines a widely-viewed, articulate video defending the Sabarimala restriction and explains precisely why its arguments, however thoughtful, fall...


May 31, 2026 Read More
Aman Kumar

Older Catholic Women Defy the Conservative Label: International Survey of Catholic Women

Older Catholic women (70+) strongly advocate for progressive Church reforms. They prioritise addressing clericalism, abuse cover-ups, and the lack of...


Aug 9, 2025 Read More
Aman Kumar

It’s Not Just About Kung Fu for the Kung Fu Nuns

The Kung Fu Nuns of the Drukpa Order blend Buddhist faith with martial arts, challenging traditional gender roles. Their practice...


Apr 11, 2025 Read More
Aman Kumar

From Veil to Vows: The Hidden Sexism in Marriage Customs

Traditional marriage customs often disguise patriarchal control mechanisms under the veneer of sacred traditions. The argument of "personal choice" in...


Apr 8, 2025 Read More