Book Review: Yashpal on Gender and Revolutionary Thought (Edited by Simona Sawhney and Kama Maclean)
Namrata reviews Yashpal on Gender and Revolutionary Thought (Edited by Simona Sawhney and Kama Maclean) calling it a significant intervention...
Gender
In this essay, Rifat Abdullah takes us through various pieces of literature as he dwells on gender politics and its...
The thought of home is imbued with bliss and pain, comfort and guilt. In all its manifestations— whether it makes...
Women's College, Aligarh Muslim University( U.P., India) in collaboration with Ministry of HRD, Department of Higher Education and UGC India invites...
Book Review by Namrata Title: Wild Boar in the Cane Field Author’s Name: Anniqua Rana Publisher: Amazon, 2019 ‘My mothers found me a...
Bold’, ‘Shameless’, ‘Siren’ were just some of the (kinder) words used to describe Qandeel Baloch. She embraced these labels and...
(From The Paris Review. Link to the complete article given below) In Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway, Clarissa Dalloway picks up the...
Long years ago, when I began working in publishing, it was an almost entirely male world. Women were to be...
Bass Notes “How come your hair is so silky?” the black musician asked, and she, half-asleep, said Hong Kong...
Filmmakers Anupama Chandra and Uma Tanuku take us through the journey of the feminist publication formed during the women’s rights...
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