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Ritu Menon
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Anatomy of a friendship: Kamla Bhasin broke the mould and then she broke the silence
Fierce Scrabble games, travels through South Asia and long discussions marked a publisher’s warm relationship with the pioneering feminist.
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How Zohra Segal, 48-year-old mother of two, reinvented herself in London
Edited excerpts from a biography reveal how the actor and dancer bounced back from her husband Kameshwar Segal’s death.
Ritu Menon
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Lockdown musings: Ritu Menon reflects on the past and broods over the future of her publishing life
The founder of Women Unlimited has been writing a journal through the pandemic. Here are some excerpts.
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Does India really benefit from NRIs heading the world’s new-age empires?
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A journalist examines the similarities and the differences between Indians and Pakistanis today
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The unsolved mystery of the fake PMO officer in Kashmir
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Calls for an environment-friendly Ramzan revive Islam’s long tradition of caring for the planet
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‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ review: Even higher stakes and crazier action
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A publishing diary written during the pandemic: Ritu Menon’s literary memories and encounters
An excerpt from the lockdown jottings from a stalwart of feminist publishing in India.
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‘I wanted to write about sexuality, deception, loss, but I could not’: Writer Nabaneeta Dev Sen
In this interview with the writer from 2003, she talked about being transgressive and subversive, inserting herself into her stories, and self-censorship.
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