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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 3, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for thehindu.com
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Gloria Steinem obituary: The feminist organiser and her everyday rebellions (opens the original)
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On her website, Gloria Steinem describes herself as a “feminist organizer”, a doer, as most women are. Until the end, she hosted Talking Circles, at her New York home, where people gathered do the rough-and-tumble work of activism, but also the gentler work of community building. This “movement building” is what Steinem will always be remembered for. The practice of gathering in a group, where everyone is heard, was inspired by India, where Steinem spent two years, after she graduated at 22, fro
gender agenda newsletter be big, like dolly parton (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.) A video of a khap panchayat member in Haryana saying that womenâs phones should be smashed, went viral earlier this month. A sports teacher in a school, he disapproved of girls who rode astride bikes, behind their fathers, talking on mobile phones, their clothes hitched beyond a level on their legs he thought appropriate. Later, 24 khap panchayats made a resolution agai
Behind the byline (opens the original)
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Other than verify-verify-verify, very few lessons have stuck with me from my time in J-school (journalism school). One of those that did was by an editor, now no more, who guffawed as he told the class that he could bring out the newspaper without most of the editorial staff, but would never be able to do so if the printing press went on strike. It was my first lesson in the humility he expected from a journalist. Around the period I joined journalism — an embarrassingly long time ago — 24x7 new
Gender agenda newsletter Democracy under the stars and out in the sun (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.) In a moment that mirrored Tiananmen Square’s Tank Man, who stood alone before a column of tanks in a pro-democracy protest in 1989, Rhiya Yadav (Ahir online), 27, in Mumbai, placed her hand on the nose of a police van to stop it carting young people away. She is one of lakhs of protestors across the country, who are showing up on the streets, asking for education reforms. “Sh
How are you holding it together? (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.) Our bodies have the surprising ability to hold both good and bad news together, rejoicing at one, grieving at another. Often, we let them run parallel like railway tracks, understanding that both come and go on our journey through life. Sometimes we push one away and dwell on the other. Once in a while, we synthesize the experiences as we process them. This week, we’re going
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