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Poison Pills

Oral contraception once spelt sexual liberation in the West, population control in India. But in Kerala’s tribal belt of Idukki, it has played havoc with women’s lives

Pixel Pretty

How Facebook launched a beauty

My Cup Runneth Over

The pleasures of being well endowed

Planet Singlehood

…and the views it affords of the Land of the Twosome

The Feminist Priest

Reverend Rajkumar uses the pulpit to challenge patriarchal pre-conceptions of Christianity

No Room of Mine

In a life crowded with inspirational women between the ages of 90 and 5, I haven’t met one who needed a room of her own to accomplish what she set out to do

An Open South Asian Market

72 per cent of the region’s trade potential—placed at $65 billion in 2010-11—was lost due to poor connectivity

After the Flood

There are no OB vans covering the crisis in Odisha. And the government’s response is terribly inadequate

A Recipe for Disaster

The Government appears to be in a tearing hurry to fast-track the introduction of genetically engineered foods. Whose interests would it serve?

Modi’s Muslim Fans

They do exist. And have been growing more vocal by the day. What this says about a minority that has been under pressure in Gujarat

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