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Mallica Joshi, HT Delhi University wants girl students to go under cover to be safe. Shorts and skirts are a big no on the list of dos and don’ts for 900 students who begin a week-long study trip… Continue Reading →
Mathura too did not scream: Forum Against Oppression of Women AUGUST 31, 2013 by FORUM AGAINST OPPRESSION OF WOMEN As a feminist collective that was formed in the aftermath of the historic Mathura rape case in 1980, in which two police… Continue Reading →
POSTED BY KISHALAY BHATTACHARJEE | AUGUST 26, 2013 IN newslaundry.com I was just one traffic signal away from my office at New Delhi’s Barakhamba Road when the men squatted on the intersection and held up traffic for hours. I thought this was… Continue Reading →
Under section 154 CrPC Mr. SHO Sir, Kamla Market Station It is humbly requested that I am…………, studying in class 12 at Shri Asaram Ji Gurukul located at Parasiya Road, Chindhwada, Madhya Pradesh. I live with my family consisting… Continue Reading →
A Tale of Two Exclusives What studio discussions on the Mumbai rape revealed about NDTV and Times Now Madhavankutty Pillai has no specialisations whatsoever. He is among the last of the generalists. And also Open’s chief of bureau, Mumbai MAKING COMPROMISES… Continue Reading →
Flavia Agnes *You have written extensively on how the stigma attached to rape has to be rooted out of society and the need for change in terminology from “rape victim” to “rapes survivor”. We saw in the Delhi incident of… Continue Reading →
By THE NEW YORK TIMES Rafiq Maqbool/Associated Press People watching as youth demonstrate on Sunday against the gang rape of a photojournalist in Mumbai, Maharashtra. It was a familiar scene in the lower house of the Indian Parliament on Monday as Sushma… Continue Reading →
In its desperate race to feed news-hungry 24/7 media channels and print media outlets fighting for circulation, the media is consuming itself. There’s no evidence of editorial gate-keeping, says GEETA SESHU, hoot.org Posted/Updated Tuesday, Aug 27 12:43:31, 2013 The gang-rape of the photojournalist… Continue Reading →
Dragging them below the glass ceiling The Hindu, Aug 27 The call for police escort to women reporters is a denigration of their professionalism and shows a poor understanding of media freedom In the wake of the gang rape of… Continue Reading →