Pamela Philipose
The writer is senior fellow at the Indian Council of Social Science Research, Delhi, researching media issues express@expressindia.com
Articles By Pamela Philipose
No easy endings
Everyone enthused by the MeToo movement must watch out for the blowback. It will come
Award Wapasi 2.0
The counter-narrative this time is not just about ideas, but the economy as well
The map of New India
PM needs to ask himself why under his watch this country has become a fearful place
A Glimpse Into Hell
Byculla jail riot must trigger important inquiries into the institution of the jail. The temerity that the woman prisoner, Manjula Shetye, demonstrated in complaining about missing items in the food allotted to her ward defied a central expectation from a prisoner — submission and silence.
Our own Animal Farm
Cow vigilantism is a tragedy in many parts — a rousing, a lynching, a reflection of change
Tweeting up the votes
In the recent polls, PM Modi used social media in ways that flattened out the political terrain
No questions please, you are the media
The government monitors every word put out by journalists, but dare the latter question it.
Book review: No Country for Girls
A collection of essays on gender imbalance in China and India highlights important dimensions of this intimate catastrophe.
Dabbling In Doublespeak
Media is the new battleground in the conflict zone
Muhammad Ali: Death can’t knock him down
Memories of an encounter between a rookie journalist and Muhammad Ali.
Carrots As Sticks
Revelations of MP government’s ads to dodgy websites point to a larger malaise.
Controlling The Story
Intimidating journalists will result in society losing its eyewitnesses.
Selfie-Made Journalism
Framed at BJP’s Diwali milan: A frontal view of servility to authority.
When dissent was seen as dirty
Sahitya Akademi has broken its silence. But the rage against the writers’ protest was the most instructive part of this episode
The clamour, the silence
The second conceptual breakthrough was in framing sexual assaults as expressions of power, not crimes of passion.
Pink is the Colour of Courage
The rise of a female vigilante group in impoverished Bundelkhand and what it tells of their personal and communal battles.
Vina Mazumdar,freedoms child
Pioneering feminist and academic,she successfully troubled the status quo
