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Gender Agenda Newsletter: That safety playbook (opens the original)
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(This article is part of the Gender Agenda newsletter. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Sunday, subscribe here.) Itâs another day, another incident of violence against a woman, and another return to the same old playbook. This is how the playbook goes: whenever a woman is molested, raped, or assaulted in a public space, the immediate response is that she should have stayed indoors. Or that other women should now stay indoors. This, authorities will argue, is protection. Ever opened a
The Hindu on Books newsletter: Why we explore (opens the original)
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(This story is part of The Hindu on Books newsletter that comes to you with book reviews, reading recommendations, interviews with authors and more. Subscribe here.) What makes us human? It may be our ability to read, our opposable thumbs, our capacity to speak in different languages, fashion tools, or feel empathy for one another. But what also makes us distinctly human is our innate curiosity about the world around us. Toddlers may not be able to move a great deal, but they are already explor
The Hindu on Books newsletter: Welcome back to campus (opens the original)
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As a child, I loved the boarding school series by Enid Blyton: Malory Towers, with the quick-tempered, sporty Darrell Rivers as its protagonist, and St Clareâs, with the twins Pat and Isabel OâSullivan as its main characters. It was natural to like those books back then: I was in school myself, though not a boarding school, and enjoyed their very British descriptions of tuckboxes, midnight parties, female friendships (and hostilities), and lacrosse matches â despite never having seen a tuc
The many ways to destroy a book (opens the original)
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Last month, a group of citizens in Ahmedabad gathered to read books by Pakistani education activist Malala Yousafzai and Holocaust survivor Anne Frank. This was their way of protesting against the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad for forcing a private school to drop books by Yousafzai and Frank from its compulsory reading list. Soon, members of the Bajrang Dal arrived at the scene, beat up the group, and tore up the books. The targeting of books is as old as the book itself. Books have been
The Hindu on Books newsletter: All about Sonia Gandhi (opens the original)
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(This story is part of The Hindu on Books newsletter that comes to you with book reviews, reading recommendations, interviews with authors and more. Subscribe here.) Last week, HarperCollins scored a goal over Penguin Random House India (PRHI) by announcing that it would publish Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, this November. Why, you may ask, is this such a big deal when there are so many political memoirs being published almost every week? For one, Gandhi has had a remarkab
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