Couples Celebrate Valentine’s Day, Radicals Play Spoilsport February 14, 2014 Decan Chronicle New Delhi: Radical groups played spoilsport in Valentine’s Day celebrations on Thursday in some parts of the country,… Read more
De-notified tribes victims of discrimination: Study February 12, 2014 Business Standard De-notified tribes in India are still treated as outsiders by the society and are victims of discrimination at… Read more
Start Where You Are February 3, 2014 The Telegraph Protest need not always be about rousing moments of change, and, taking a leaf out of her early… Read more
A world where women matter January 27, 2014 The Telegraph The third edition of the Kolkata Literary Meet, held in association with The Telegraph, got rolling under a… Read more
Men, According to Prostitutes January 23, 2014 Open Magazine MUMBAI ~ The red of their lips was outlined in black. Kohl was applied carefully to accentuate the… Read more
Meet Fatima Khaitoon: A 28-year-old who has grown from a child married to a brothel owner to a woman who fights for those forced into the sex trade January 6, 2014 DNA It’s been a life-affirming journey lasting 19 years, in which Fatima Khatoon has grown from a child married to… Read more
A Tale of Two Citizens December 23, 2013 The Hindu India has two citizens, not one — Devyani Khobragade and Sangeeta Richard. India needs to stand by both.… Read more
Train of Thought and Tryst With Tagore November 25, 2013 The Telegraph The American activists watch a Baul singer perform on the Santiniketan Express. Visva-Bharati professor Amrit Sen shares Tagore’s… Read more
Lighting Up Lives November 5, 2013 The Indian Express With the arrival of Diwali comes better, brighter moments for sex workers in Watgunj area of Kidderpore… Read more
When Candles Stand for Respect November 1, 2013 The Statesman Making candles during the festive season has become the hope for women in the flesh trade as they… Read more
