Everyman’s War: Raghu Raman Reminds

Everyday Terror. Both sophisticated and simple. Both real and present. Both alien and our very own. Reading Raghu Raman’s book Continue reading →

Seven Pro-shopper-tips, Dear Oprah

Oprah is lucky to have got an apology, or maybe you could say she earned it with her celebrity status. Continue reading →

Synergies for Support: Being the banker, the baker and the smile maker

How does she do it? It is a question that every woman must have asked.. how does she play all Continue reading →

By Merit and not by Charity

Giving concessions by class or gender is completely regressive and, worse, self-defeating To be promoted for anything other than merit Continue reading →

Valuing the Unvalued

What if the value of women who work at home.. home makers was imputed and added to the GDP of Continue reading →

Questioning the Women’s Bank

The  Budget announcement on a new public sector bank for Women has evoked mixed reactions and there are clearly two Continue reading →

The Layered Ladder

This article was posted in the Economic Times.. a fuller version of course exists.   —————– To rise in the Continue reading →

Mind the Gap

  Years of being attacked on the streets, in homes, in buses and in offices with little or no recourse Continue reading →