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About: Anindita Sengupta

Anindita Sengupta is a poet, writer and consultant. Her first collection of poems, City of Water, was published by Sahitya Akademi in February 2010. Her work has appeared in several journals and anthologies and she has performed at Poetry with Prakriti 2008 (Chennai), Poetry Africa 2009 (Durban) and the Muse India Lit Fest (Hyderabad). In 2008, she received the Toto Funds the Arts award for creative writing and in 2010, the Charles Wallace Writers Fellowship to University of Kent in England. Her website is

19 comments

  1. aputhebird says:

    Happy Budday!!!

    I think UV has been a great initiative – brought together a whole lot of diverse posts. One suggestion I’d have is for a more even spacing to posts – sometimes the frequency is a little less than this reader would wish :)

  2. D says:

    Too new here to be making sweeping statements about the good, the better and the best. But not too new to say Happy Birthday!

  3. Space Bar says:

    Congratulations! It’s always been interesting here. Here’s to many more years and many more posts.

  4. Oh yay! When you list it all out like that, Anu, it really does show what awesome and varying work has been done in a year! :)

  5. Aditya says:

    Happy Birthday UV! Keep ‘em coming!

  6. Apurva says:

    Wow! It’s been a year already… Seems like only yesterday that you started this blog.
    Keep blogging…

  7. Dilnavaz Bamboat says:

    Yay us! :D Here’s to more birthdays, more sharing and greater awareness. Happy 1st, UV!

  8. Chevalier says:

    Happy Birthday!!

    I’d like to see a lot more writing, for one :-) . This blog is on my feedreader and only very rarely pops up with a new post.

    Two, I’d love to see some more Feminism in India 101 – about different voices, different perspectives on being a feminist in India, across industries, politics, arts, sciences, across income/community identities, etc.

    Third, I’d like action items.

    That’s a long wishlist :-) from the birthday blog ironically…..what do y’all wish for, from us??

  9. Deepika says:

    Been reading this blog for sometime now…quietly though.
    Good job. And congratulations. :)

  10. swar says:

    Happy Birthday to all!

    The wish: Yes, frequent posting.

  11. Amodini says:

    Happy Birthday UV !

    A lot of your posts seem to come straight from my heart – it’s like you read my mind. Cliched but very true. It’s heartening to read UV; makes me feel less alone in a patriarchal crowd.

    Excellent job, ladies !

    I second Chevalier – would like to see posts more often.

  12. Vidya says:

    Here’s wishing this blog more years, posts, readers and commenters too!

    The interviews, the post on taxes and law and on various other aspects affecting us was great! What I’d like to see? Yes, some more on finance, economies, politics policies, science & technology , even the politics that surround sports – In essence let us leave no bastion unstormed.

  13. Thank you all! The wish expressed most often seem to be more posts. Sigh. We’ve been trying to ensure that we do at least four posts a month, one a week. Will try to post more often but what with this pesky little thing called real life constantly getting in the way — it can get hard. BUT will try…I promise!

    On that note, guest contributions always welcome. We don’t mind cross-posting or using something you’ve published elsewhere. We’re not fussy that way. So if you’ve written something that you feel would be interesting for UV readers, send it across with your bio and a mugshot.

    And here’s to another terrifically violet year. :-)

  14. Luiza says:

    What did you think about this story? Indian Vogue using poor Indians as modes: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/01/business/worldbusiness/01vogue.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

  15. Luiza: I posted this on my blog as well. Frankly, I think it’s quite disgusting — especially their defence of it. The editor told people to ‘lighten up’. What did you think?

  16. Chevalier: To answer your question, comments, discussion, debates and guest contributions. Easy na? :)

  17. Becky says:

    Thanks everyone for making this a success!

  18. Happy Birthday! Never commented before, but have been quietly taking in what you wonderful women have to say! Great work!

  19. Saguna Dubey says:

    Happy Birthday to the initiative :) This day gave us an open place to talk on women’s problems, strengths and express how we feel !

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