Colonial Assam and Women’s Writing, by Dr. Nizara Hazarika Exploring the colonial period from a post colonial stance, to decode the various issues pertaining to women’s lives and...
Sex, Race and Class by Selma James, a review Feminism, anti-racism and Marxism – an integrated analysis for contemporary struggles around the world, a voice from the past for...
Satyamev Jayate: Girls Are Allowed! The first episode of the show Satyamev Jayate on sex-selective abortion has struck an emotional chord with the average...
Our Pictures, Our Words: A visual journey through the women’s movement By Geeta Seshu Our Pictures, Our Words by Laxmi Murthy and Rajashri Dasgupta, is a graphic history of protest,...
Miss Representation: The inconvenient truth By Amrita Shodhan and Ramlath Kavil Miss Representation, released in 2011, is one of the most widely debated documentaries...
Which Side Are You On?: Ani DiFranco keeps things political By Ruth Rosselson It’s been over 10 years since I last reviewed an Ani DiFranco album so I greeted...
The Dirty Picture: A feeling of sheer incomprehension! By Supriya Madangarli The Dirty Picture, a film loosely based on Silk Smitha’s life and death is all sound...