Yogita Bhayana, 45, is the sutradhaar (narrator) of the endless horror that Indian girls and women relive every day. As a social activist and founder of People Against Rape in India (PARI), Bhayana urges women to rise against intimate partner violence and street assaults. You’ve likely seen videos of police dragging her during a protest at India Gate with the 2017 Unnao gang-rape survivor and her mother. “I want to go to both places, but if I look in Delhi too, I will find many such cases,” says Bhayana. She’s just started a hashtag tracking politicians who don’t take sexual violence seriously, like the Karnataka Congress leader who dismissed rape as a ‘small incident’.