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Swati Parashar The art of filmmaking is not on its last legs; it is dead and buried in India. Just because a few good films come out in a few […]
Swati Parashar The art of filmmaking is not on its last legs; it is dead and buried in India. Just because a few good films come out in a few […]
The unmarked grave (photo by author) Swati Parashar It is International Women’s Day yet again and lunches, dinners, speeches, rebukes and achievements of women galore are visible from across the […]
With Dr. Alpha Furbell Lisimba by Swati Parashar Madam Deputy Chancellor, Dr Christine Nixon, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice President (Global Engagement) Professor Abid Khan, President of the Academic Board, […]
Source: Iqbal Hussain by: Swati Parashar I stare at the phone yet again, looking at the messages we have exchanged during the last few weeks. It seems like a […]
Sofia Summer Jaquiery (Monash University) My time as a self-proclaimed feminist is short, although I believe I have always aligned myself with feminist values. I was born in Singapore, and […]
COURAGE Image credit: Erum Jafar Siddiqui Violence is something rarely discussed but so endemic. Violence against women and children has become the norm; accepted as human nature. What we have […]
Artist: Ty Agha It is not a day of celebration for me, but a day to ask questions, to deeply reflect on your role in my life. Am I […]
Photo source: http://www.austinwomanmagazine.com/journey-through-india by Ruchira Garg The cleaning lady wanted me to fill some forms for her so that she could get an identity card for working in the apartment. […]
The promise of absolute vulnerability Elina Penttinen I have had the pleasure to engage in conversations with feminist IR scholars, who are passionate about studying women, violence and war. In […]
The much awaited verdict in the 16 December 2012, Delhi gang rape case was delivered yesterday by a juvenile court. The youngest accused of rape and murder, declared juvenile, by […]