Behind Delhi’s veneer of green and open spaces, bustle, architecture and history, lurks an aggression. Delhi is one of the most unsafe cities for women, for ethnic and sexual minorities in India. This uber-misogyny is even brandished with pride in some quarters as a sign of ‘strength’. What makes this city so angry and intimidating? Through the project Man, Male, Masculine (M3), Goethe-Institut, New Delhi undertakes a series of cultural interventions to understand and challenge masculine aggression.
