Meghalaya’s Khasi community, known for its unique matrilineal system, faces the challenges of patriarchal influence, as explored in Raphael Warjri’s book titled ‘MEI: Matrilineal Exogamous Institution.’ Despite women inheriting property, power remains with family councils led by men, exposing the system’s complexities.
Khasi Matriliny: A Cultural Legacy Under Siege
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