If you ask me, the single biggest contributor to the mess that India is in now is our media. Any problem–be it economy or the endangering of civil rights–would not have come to this pass if media had done its job. Just its job of reporting facts–nothing more, nothing less. But, Indian media–most of it–works…
Network for Women in Media in India is one of the best things to happen to me, not exaggerating. Coming in contact with other women journalists from different parts of India, and getting to know of their experiences and exchanging thoughts with them, has helped me put things in perspective, understand the workings of patriarchy…
Recently, I made my debut at the Index on Censorship magazine. Founded in 1972 to “tell the stories of dissidents behind the Iron Curtain”, the magazine has seen the bylines of some of the greatest names in literature such as Nadine Gordimer, Mario Vargas Llosa, Samuel Beckett, Kurt Vonnegut and our very own Amartya Sen. Needless…
Anuradha Sharma 