4 Reasons Why Season 2 Of Masaba Masaba Is A Fail!
Anyone who knows about Neena Guptas backstory would say that she is a boss lady, a badass woman, and the very definition of a feminist. I would agree with them all. However, after all these decades of her working in the Indian film industry, is her boldness and bravery the only things worth appreciating? The [] The post 4 Reasons Why Season 2 Of Masaba Masaba Is A Fail! appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
Jack of all technology, master of none: Review of Siddharth Pais Techproof Me
Pai meanders from one idea to another without offering a clear picture of where things are headed
The Hindu on Books | India at 75, Kamal Haasan on literature more
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Violence and fraternity in Indian political thought | The Hindu On Books podcast
Shruti Kapila speaks to us on her book Violent Fraternity: Indian Political Thought in the Global Age
The Hindu on Books | Sri Lanka in her books, a biography of Akbar and more
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10 Knockout Moments In Koffee With Karan Season 7 Episode 1 Do You Agree?
For me, the Koffee With Karan was getting insufferably predictable, boring, and even borderline mean in the last few seasons. There were a few exceptional guests on the show though like Twinkle Khanna who lend some originality and wit on it. So, I had zero expectations when the latest season was out last night. In [] The post 10 Knockout Moments In Koffee With Karan Season 7 Episode 1 Do You Agree? appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
Radical Radhas: of Bangalore Nagaratnamma and Muddupalani
In a climate charged with Victorian prudery, two women celebrated female desire in an erotic epic one wrote and the other reintroduced
The Hindu on Books | Right to abortion, Damodar Mauzos stories and more
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The Hindu on Books | Celebrating Pride Month, Gita Ramaswamys political memoir and more
In this revised edition, a teacher of philosophy argues that there is a peculiar cultural unity on caste in Indian history
The Hindu on Books | Feisty Ismat Chugtai, talking to Geetanjali Shree and more
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Be Ashamed, Bollywood! Once Again, An Ageing Hero Plays Son Or Lead Opposite A Much Younger Woman!
As a twelve year old, it was shocking for me to watch a sixty year old Naseeruddin Shah running towards a much younger woman and resting his head in her lap while referring to her as Maa in the 2011 film,The Dirty Picture. In that film, Shah played the role of Surya Kant, a South [] The post Be Ashamed, Bollywood! Once Again, An Ageing Hero Plays Son Or Lead Opposite A Much Younger Woman! appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
The Hindu on Books | How China sees India, a re-reading of Mumbai and more
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Explained | What is the controversy around Odishas Jagannath temple Heritage Corridor Project?
The Archaeological Survey of India told the Orissa High Court this month that no permission was granted to the State government for construction around temple
The city within: Janhavi Acharekar reviews Anju Makhijas Mumbai Traps
The six plays in this collection evoke the maximum citys verve and highlight its fissures
Where Are The Real Women Like You And Me In Serials?!
In my pursuit to try out new things, I have begun watching Hindi soaps. I have been partly amused and partly horrified at how women are depicted. Here are my observations. Women may have jobs, but they are merely ornamental In one soap, the lead actress plays the role of a teacher, but to date, [] The post Where Are The Real Women Like You And Me In Serials?! appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
The Hindu on Books | Rush Doshi on what China wants, Amitav Ghoshs tale on climate change and more
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Ranveers Jayeshbhai Jordaar Has Him Supporting Womens Issues, But What About The Women Themselves?
Jayeshbhai Jordaar, starring Ranveer Singh, Shalini Pandey, Jia Vaidya, Ratna Patkah Shah, and Boman Irani, was recently released in theatres. Directed by Divyang Thakkar, this is a movie that deals with the patriarchal nature of society, and social ills that women face as a result, but all from the POV of the protagonist, the eponymous [] The post Ranveers Jayeshbhai Jordaar Has Him Supporting Womens Issues, But What About The Women Themselves? appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
Shah Rukh Khan Is The Best Part Of DDLJ, Playing A Cis Het Man Raj With Grace & Humanity
Maybe now its different, one hardly goes out to know better. But when one was younger, there was a distinct gender divide when one went to parties or gatherings. The men or those who wished to be known as real men of the world hung out with each other having a drink, talking shop, while [] The post Shah Rukh Khan Is The Best Part Of DDLJ, Playing A Cis Het Man Raj With Grace & Humanity appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
Im sorry that Im late to the party. But I finally decided to write on why I think Deepikas character in Gehraiyaan is actually one of her best chosen roles. Disclaimer: Deepika is a tall, good looking actress, who I never really considered a phenomenal or decent actress. After noticing the hullabaloo around this film, [] The post Why I Think Deepika Is Gutsy For Playing Alisha in Gehraiyaan, Complete With The Much Discussed Revealing Clothes appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
In Conversation With Mitch Crites
Could you tell us about your journey as a collector what set you off on this path, when did you begin, how long have you been collecting? Im an American. I was born on the banks of the Mississippi river in Missouri, and I did my PhD in ancient Indian history from the University [] The post In Conversation With Mitch Crites appeared first on State of the Art .
Becoming Jane: 175 years ofJane Eyre
How the Bronte sisters gave us alternative versions of childhood and femininity
The Hindu on Books | The importance of Faiz, a conversation with Geetanjali Shree and more
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Anatomy Of A Scandal Is All About A Powerful Persons Disregard For Womens Consent During Sex
Trigger Warning: This deals with rape, breach of consent, and violence against women, and may be triggering for survivors. Every individual has physical desires and its not a crime, but sometimes a person may become becomes desperate to satiate these desires. However we should always remember that sex should be consensual, and we can never [] The post Anatomy Of A Scandal Is All About A Powerful Persons Disregard For Womens Consent During Sex appeared first on Women's Web: For Women Who Do .
Three awardees of the inaugural NIF Translation Fellowships announced