Kamla Bhasin: Prominent feminist writer-social activist Kamla Bhasin passed away

New Delhi: Famous writer and social activist Kamla Bhasin has died at the age of 75. He breathed his last on Saturday morning at around 3.00 am.

Kamala Bhasin was a leading figure in the women’s movement in India as well as in South Asian countries. The feminist movement will continue to miss Kamla Bhasin, in the words of social activists.

Kamala Bhasin breathed her last at 3.00 am. This is a major blow to the women’s movement in India and the South Asian region. He celebrated the joy of life even in adverse circumstances. Kamala, you will always be alive in our hearts, tweeted social activist Kavita Srivastava paying homage to Kamala Bhasin.

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Actress and social activist Shabana Azmi has also expressed her feelings on social media. Expressing grief over the demise of Kamala Bhasin, ‘Kamala Bhasin fought till the end, singing and celebrating the joy of life. Their absence will always be felt. Adventurous presence, humor and song are his heritage ‘, said Azmi.

Kamla Bhasin was born on April 24, 1946. She had started working for women since 1970. She played in various subjects like gender discrimination, education, human development, media. Through her writing, she shared her views on issues of gender equality, feminism and patriarchy. To date, his books have been translated into many other languages.

In 2002, Kamala Bhasin founded a feminist organization called Sangat. Through this she worked for disadvantaged women in rural and tribal communities. To reach these women, they used simple means like drama, folk songs, art.

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