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Essays
The Woman Who Took on an Institution
Rina Mukherji fought a sexual harassment case against her erstwhile employer The Statesman for ten years, facing delays and defamation suits, until she finally saw a favourable judgment last year
Pallu, Pleat, Power
On the sari as a message of competence, maturity, professionalism and a new cosmopolitanism
Rugby on a Wheelchair
Six years ago, school swimming champ Riya Gupta dived into the shallow end of the pool by mistake, fractured her neck and was paralysed neck down. She had no control over her bowels, her fingers were limp, she lost touch with her friends. During sessions of physiotherapy and relearning how to write, she was introduced to Quad Rugby played on wheelchairs. A dozen even got together to form the Indian team, on which she is the only woman. And she made new friends
Fathers, Brothers and Other Demons
Priya was raped by her father and brother for nine years—and her mother knew all along—till she saw on television the protests against the 16 December gang-rape
The Cop Who Was Also a Crusader
N Dilip Kumar has always fought against corruption. Now retired, he writes about it
My City for a Poet
Shrikant Verma’s Magadh is brought to new life in Rahul Soni’s translucent translation. Reading it in modern-day ‘Magadh’ is a revelation
How I Became a Fort Conservationist
An accountant by profession, Shridatta Raut has devoted his life to finding unknown forts in Maharashtra and conserving them. He even got married in one
Glossy Coat
The feminist movement may have its problems, but they can’t be solved by a fashion magazine makeover
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