Let’s rewind the last seven days.
‘Why did you let him shoot that?’: An Indian woman’s story of ‘revenge porn’
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Aradhana’s case is what is commonly labelled ‘revenge porn’, a misnomer for non-consensual distribution of sexual imagery or videos. Read more here.
‘Nigeria? You still do jhinga-lala and eat humans there, na?’
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A graphic novel explores what it is like to be a Somali refugee in Delhi. Read more here.
‘Youth is going and I must live’: When Mrs Jinnah left Mr Jinnah
A new book explores the tempestuous marriage of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Rattanbai ‘Ruttie’ Petit. Read more here.
‘Shah Rukh won’t shake my hands, see how they smell’: The stench of despair from Mumbai’s underbelly
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With the civic body elections round the corner, M-East ward, the poorest part of the city, is back in focus. Read more here.
TimesNow’s Remonetise India campaign is as ill-conceived as demonetisation itself
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The channel is asking viewers to give their domestic workers a day off to open bank accounts. Instead, it should urge them to pay fair wages. Read more here.