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Mrinal Pande
The writer is former chairperson, Prasar Bharati.
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Tunes of Dissent
April 14,2018 00:54:39 AM
The mind of an Indian artist who has always called out the wrong notes of a rigid, stratified classical music ecosystem
Sat, Apr 14, 2018
Lage raho, Naresh bhaiSubscriber Only
March 15,2018 00:06:42 AM
When men begin to lose power, they begin to lose control over their speech.
Thu, Mar 15, 2018
A deceit called autonomySubscriber Only
February 21,2018 00:00:00 AM
Prasar Bharati Act vests authority, resources in the corporation. I&B ministry still owns all that it surveys
Wed, Feb 21, 2018
Who’s afraid of laughing women?Subscriber Only
February 09,2018 00:04:17 AM
Renuka Chowdhury’s booming laughter enraged leaders in Parliament. That one merry female parliamentarian should be singled out for ridicule is not surprising.
Fri, Feb 09, 2018
The murder of Gauri LankeshSubscriber Only
September 07,2017 08:34:55 AM
Once an Indian woman begins to discard English, turns down marriage and motherhood and then voluntarily accesses and fraternizes with vernacular-speaking people not of her own class, she becomes anathema as well as an irritant.
Thu, Sep 07, 2017
Invisible hands do dirty workSubscriber Only
September 06,2017 00:27:38 AM
Caste biases have instilled a disdain for all forms of manual work. From there, the dots can be connected to the lack of quality and safety in public works and services.
Wed, Sep 06, 2017
A connoisseur of the artsSubscriber Only
August 04,2017 00:00:14 AM
Shanta Sarabjit Singh sought the enduring in a fast-changing nation
Fri, Aug 04, 2017
The invisible women farmersSubscriber Only
June 21,2017 00:15:15 AM
Agriculture cannot survive without them. But they are invisible in the current conversation on the agrarian crisis
Sat, Aug 13, 2022
Here be Hills, Forests and Little Folk
May 06,2017 03:52:03 AM
A sombre chronicle of the steady erasure of local histories and loss of a rich ecosystem that began in colonial times and continues
Sat, May 06, 2017
The Game of Thrones
October 30,2016 00:35:02 AM
A visit to Ayodhya is a journey into the depths of time. Its history is a complex skein of various religions and philosophy. How did it become the line that divides us?
Sun, Oct 30, 2016
Irom Sharmila is the doer who breaks a grand vow to protect the greater common goodSubscriber Only
August 18,2016 00:02:33 AM
It is not hard to make out what kind of martyr Irom Sharmila is closer to being.
Thu, Aug 18, 2016
A death foretoldSubscriber Only
July 27,2016 00:02:07 AM
Qandeel Baloch’s murder is yet another reminder that men craft, interpret and adjudicate over family laws in the subcontinent.
Wed, Jul 27, 2016
A State For MenSubscriber Only
April 06,2016 00:05:52 AM
Shani Shingnapur faceoff shows how it caves in to male bias.
Wed, Apr 06, 2016
A new Mother India, armed, aggressiveSubscriber Only
March 14,2016 02:16:19 AM
Indian women have no role to play in the remaking of the myth.
Mon, Mar 14, 2016
What the pirs saySubscriber Only
November 07,2015 00:00:17 AM
Muslim saints of Uttarakhand speak of the ties that bind us.
Sat, Nov 07, 2015
Porn ban in India: Misguided WarriorsSubscriber Only
August 08,2015 00:00:00 AM
Instead of pornography, government should focus on flawed family laws.
Mon, Nov 18, 2019
Trust not the boat but the riverSubscriber Only
April 03,2015 04:33:30 AM
Kailash Vajpeyi chose to walk a middle line that was often the most radical place to be
Fri, Apr 03, 2015
In a hall of mirrorsSubscriber Only
January 09,2015 00:00:58 AM
Rajasthan ordinance frames complex reality of legislative, political, linguistic barriers to gender equality.
Fri, Jan 09, 2015
Revisiting an outrageSubscriber Only
November 18,2014 01:16:53 AM
In the wrong hands, sterilisation remains an immoral, intrusive act.
Tue, Nov 18, 2014
Politics and loathingSubscriber Only
October 17,2014 00:38:56 AM
Election rallies are less about hope, more about hype — and hate.
Fri, Oct 17, 2014
Here comes the bridezilla
September 06,2014 00:04:33 AM
The sad irony of the woman who calls the shots at her wedding.
Sat, Sep 06, 2014
Politics and the English languageSubscriber Only
May 05,2014 00:00:35 AM
Whenever a ruling establishment crumbles in India, its official language also loses authority.
Mon, May 05, 2014
Prostitution is not a dirty jokeSubscriber Only
December 09,1997 00:00:00 AM
Recently, about 3,000 prostitutes met in Calcutta and demanded to be recognised legally as sex workers. Commenting on the meet, The Indian ...
Tue, Dec 09, 1997Man, not nature, creates sex ratiosSubscriber Only
November 14,1997 00:00:00 AM
History is a chronicle of how outrageous conduct and practices become unacceptable and politically incorrect. Once upon a time, for example...
Fri, Nov 14, 1997Man, not nature, creates sex ratiosSubscriber Only
November 13,1997 00:00:00 AM
History is a chronicle of how outrageous conduct and practices become unacceptable and politically incorrect. Once upon a time, for example...
Thu, Nov 13, 1997Journalism of Courage
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