Editorial
Pamela Philipose: Women’s Reservation Bill, 20 Years And Counting…
PAMELA PHILIPOSE It has been one of India’s longest pantomime shows: the imminent passing of the Women’s Reservation Bill that
Sanitation Scribes
Microbial Contamination of Water and Child’s Health
BY KARISHMA HASNAT Atifa Khatoon lives with her parents and three siblings in the informal urban settlement of Bhootnath in
Travel
Turkish feast and the night
By FARDDINA HUSSAIN Who are “they”? We fear? Out there. Distant Intimate unseen faces yet; disrupt And the lurking silence
Book Shelf
September 2016 Bestseller List
FICTION The Vegetarian by Han Kang Selection Day by Aravind Adiga The Black Widow by Daniel Silva A Midsummer’s Equation
Lifestyle
Vagina Vignettes
BY SAMHITA BAROOAH For the first time in the history of entertainment in public spaces in Guwahati, The Vagina Monologues
Career
Can a leader make or break an organisation?
L ARUNA DHIR More times than not, the shape and personality an organization falls into directly depend on the dominant
