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IV : issue 2
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Jeffrey
Paul
Zacharia
Antara Dev Sen
Hemant
Divate
Khalil
I Al-Fuzai
Shilpa
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| • | A.S. Panneerselvan - Media as the enemy (Essay) - Examining the increasingly hostile relationship between the State and the Fourth Estate in Tamil Nadu. |
| • | Shohini Ghosh - Media and the aftermath of 9/11 (Essay) - Footage of the WTC tragedy, the attack on the Indian Parliament and the Gujarat riots encourage the willing suspension of belief. |
| • | Amita Malik - That was All India Radio (Essay) - The considerable legacy of AIR is being eroded by its stodgy image and poor production quality. |
| • | Pratik Kanjilal - Good news, bad news (Essay) - Internet publishing has altered the notion of media, and as we discover new uses for media, it, in turn, discovers new ways of using us. |
| • | Akhila Shivadas - Debating the digital divide (Essay) - The digital divide is the widest in India, and media will play a crucial role in bridging it. |
| • | Sheela Reddy - Working with words (Reportage) - A woman who works as a domestic help has written a book that lays bare the demons of her past. |
| • | Swadesh Deepak - No bad news (Fiction, translated from the Malayalam) |
| • | Parashuram - Ram Rajya (Fiction, translated from the Bengali) |
| • | Asghar Wajahat - No one responsible (Fiction, translated from the Hindi) |
| • | K. Satchidanandan - Tenderness in stone (Review) - reading Dom Moraes' Typed with One Finger. |
| • | Navtej Sarna - Scrub forest to sunset boulevard (Review) - Inderjit Badhwar's Sniffing Papa. |
| • | Keki N. Daruwalla - Exile and the kingdom left behind (Review) - Reading Daud Haider's Obsidian. |
| • | Dilip Chitre - Liberating the critic (Review) - on Ramchandra Gandhi's Svaraj: A Journey with Tyeb Mehta's 'Shantiniketan Triptych'. |
| • | K. Satchidanandan - Gandhi and the tree (Poetry, translated from the Malayalam) |
| • | Rajani Thiranagama - To my journalist friends (Poetry) |
| • | Ilayabharati - Stars of death (Poetry, translated from the Tamil) |
| • | Nabaneeta Dev Sen - Najma (Poetry, translated from the Bengali) |
| • | Haris Khalique - Role (Poetry) |
| • | Nabaneeta Dev Sen - Najma (Poetry, translated from the Bengali) |
| • | Hemant Divate - And here too he gets screwed (Poetry, translated from the Marathi by Dilip Chitre) |
| • | Yatindra Mishra - Girija (Poetry, translated from the Hindi) |
| • | Revathy Gopal - I fashion myself out of words (Poetry) |
| • | Bhuvana Sankaranarayanan - The thought cobra (Poetry) |
| • | Niranjan Mohanty - A search (Poetry) |
| • | Rajan C.H. - Alone (Poetry) |
| • | Arnab Chatterjee - Blank call (Poetry) |
| • | Sitanshu Yashaschandra - Language (Poetry) |
| • | Deepa A. - On the murder of journalism (Poetry) |
| • | PLUS: Backlog - More criminally violent images from Vishwajyoti Ghosh. |