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
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Author: Pamela Philipose
The last letter from Trupti Shah, founder of Sahiyar, Baroda
PAMELA PHILIPOSE Tragic news. Trupti Shah, founder of Sahiyar, Baroda and dear friend of all of us, passed away in
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Farewell for Praful Bidwai
BY PAMELA PHILIPOSE Friends, there was no video livestreaming or any of that for yesterday’s funeral. This is by
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India’s Daughter – Another Take for Women’s Day
BY PAMELA PHILIPOSE As the controversy over ‘India’s Daughter’ snowballed over the past few days, I found myself reluctant
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Media as a mirror of the region
The Northeast region holds up a mirror to India and reflects the country’s contradictions and strengths, the country’s historical transgressions and future expectations.
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