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Malavika Sangghvi
The New York Times once described Malavika Sangghvi as ‘a chronicler for social mores’. Sangghvi began her career in 1978 with The Times of India, which she soon left to become part of the founding team that launched Mid-Day, Mumbai’s first stand-alone tabloid. |
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Saturday, January 24, 2009
I promise I will not write a word about Slumdog Millionaire, India’s chances at the Oscars, and whether Danny Boyle has finally put Dharavi on the world map. Read the entire column »
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Mostly, at the end of the year pointy heads, obfuscators, TV anchors and hacks like me sharpen our wits and our pencils and muster our choicest adjectives to describe the year that’s been. Read the entire column »
Saturday, December 13, 2008
No, I will not make a human chain, wear a black arm band, dress in white, don the national colours, sign a petition, drive in a rally to meet the PM, refuse to vote... Read the entire column »
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Forgive me for drawing the parallel, but the election for the Bigg Boss winner has occupied as much interest in many households as the election of the occupant of the White House. Read the entire column »
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Like millions of other YouTube-watching, coffee-guzzling, EMI-paying people, I have become obsessed with the US presidential elections. Read the entire column »
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Like millions of other YouTube-watching, coffee-guzzling, EMI-paying people, I have become obsessed with the US presidential elections. Read the entire column »
Sunday, October 19, 2008
A friend given to black economic humour says the only thing surpassing the rupee going down the hill are the fortunes of our shiny new airlines. Read the entire column »
Sunday, September 21, 2008
The last few months have seen the womb take centre stage in current affairs. First there was the debate on Nikita Mehta and her right to abort, then came news about a transgendered male giving birth. Read the entire column »
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Here’s the story so far: an international storm is brewing in the media, on the web and amongst opinion makers about a 16 page spread in the August issue of Vogue India. Read the entire column »
Saturday, August 23, 2008
As the daughter of a Kashmiri Hindu, whose family left its ancestral home in Srinagar during the turmoil that followed Partition, I would like to express a sentiment. Read the entire column »
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