In Search of Answers: Indian Women’s Voices from Manushi

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Edited by Madhu Kishwar & Ruth Vanita
Manohar Publisher, 3rd edition, 1996 Price: Rs. 280(India), Pages: 249

This book offers a selection of the most incisive records, analysis, as well as testimonies to have appeared in Manushi in its first five years. Vividly portrayed are the living and working conditions and the day-to-day struggles of millions of ordinary Indian women. The articles explore why, even four decades after Independence, women remain oppressed, and need to toil endlessly for basic necessities – food, fuel and water. This culture of women’s subjugation is seen not as a hangover from a traditional past, but as rooted in modern economic and political developments of the last two centuries.

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249 pages

The Girl From Kathua

About the Book:

On January 10, 2018, a little girl allegedly disappeared in Kathua district of Jammu province. Even before her body was recovered a week later, a sinister narrative was launched alleging that the girl was abducted, gang raped and killed by ‘RSS-minded’ Hindus in a Hindu temple. Talib Hussain, a PDP-Hurriyat activist with criminal antecedents led the campaign, in which Patwari Sanji Ram was declared as the ‘mastermind’.

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