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Kaushik Basu
Radhika Coomaraswamy
Taslima Nasreen
N. S. Madhavan
Zehra Nigah
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| • | Kamla Bhasin - Calling our own tune (Essay) - Indian women have expressed their anger and desires in song from the earliest times, says Kamla Bhasin, and the oral tradition is still helping them to break the silence |
| • | Ratna Kapur - The right to move (Essay) - Anti-trafficking law has confused trafficking with migration and sex work, says Ratna Kapur, and can criminalise the woman breadwinner who crosses borders in search of work to the bhadralok of Calcutta |
| • | Kamala Das - Guest room (Poetry) |
| • | Pradnya Lokhande - Thirst (Poetry, translated from the Marathi) |
| • | Nirupama Dutt - The black woman (Poetry, translated from the Punjabi) |
| • | Jane Bhandari - Fertility clinic (Poetry) |
| • | Ranjit Hoskote - Golden orioles (Poetry) |
| • | Nasima Aziz - The broken face (Poetry) |
| • | Priya Sarukkai-Chhabria - Linked verse (Poetry) |
| • | Lehar Zaidi - Chokher Bali face (Poetry) |
| • | Mrinal Pande - Aunt Areca (Fiction, translated from the Hindi) |
| • | Zaheda Hina - Shahenshah Bano (Fiction, translated from the Urdu) |
| • | Mohinder Singh Sarna - Once there was a village (Fiction, translated from the Punjabi) |
| • | Rajeswari Balasubramanium - Walarmathi and the washing machine (Fiction, translated from the Tamil) |
| • | Swapna Dutta - Eventide (Fiction) |
| • | K. Srilata - Sarasu (Fiction) |
| • | Shweta - An unborn story (Fiction) |
| • | Shahid M. Nadeem - Acquittal (Playscript, translated from the Urdu) |
| • | Pamela Philipose - Of virile sons and dutiful daughters (Review) - Paola Bacchetta’s Gender in the Hindu Nation: RSS Women as Ideologues and Shifting Body Politics: Gender, Nation, State in Pakistan by Shahnaz Rouse |
| • | Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr - It would drive Tarantino crazy (Review) - Revisiting Pingali Suranna’s Telugu classic The Sound of the Kiss |
| • | Aodiiti D. Mehtta - Reproductive health and bicycle pumps - (Review) Two books on the reproductive and sexual lives of Indian women: Mrinal Pande’s O Ubbiri and The Unheard Scream, an anthology of essays |
| • | Shougat Dasgupta - Story of a babykiller - (Review) An appraisal of the Tamil writer Vaasanthi’s Birthright |
| • | PLUS - An Update of cultural news from around India |
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