September 26, 2010By Dilnavaz Bamboat
EXCEPT, I DON’T quite feel like Alice in Wonderland. Absurd would be a more appropriate term to describe this recent development that requires the family of a deceased Zoroastrian (Parsi/Irani) woman married to a non-Zoroastrian to file an affidavit stating she was a practicing Zoroastrian all her life in […] September 23, 2010By Namita Krishnamurthy nola three floors above the street, Nola sits naked on a bench with winter that coos into her ears like rain he mixes colours, a tinge of blush in his cheeks, to paint poinsettias – I can only write of the artist whispering nothing but conscience into the brush but Nola will still sit […] September 22, 2010By Anindita Sengupta POPULATION FIRST and United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) have invited entries for the third UNFPA – Laadli Media awards for Gender Sensitivity(ULMAGS) for the Southern Region for 2010-2011. The award has been instituted to acknowledge, highlight and celebrate the commendable efforts undertaken by various media to support gender-just perspectives from the field of advertising, print […] September 13, 2010By Kamayani Sharma “TO PEE OR NOT TO PEE, that is the question.” Hamlet would have found this a more pressing concern if he was a woman living in 21st century India. This is what Paromita Vohra’s incisive look at the national state of public lavatories in Q2P brings home. The film charts a map through the toilets […] |
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