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With 2011 drawing to a close, we look at 10 Indian women achievers - with some interesting ‘firsts’ to their credit.
With 2011 drawing to a close, here is our look at 10 Indian women achievers – who have some interesting ‘firsts’ to their credit.
By Anne John
Education, Administration, Arts, Science, Law, Sports, Defence, Politics – the list of fields in which Indian women have excelled this year seems like an endless one indeed! Here are some path-breaking women who we noticed for their pioneering achievements. Did you come across any such inspiring women this year? Do leave a comment and tell us!
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It’s sickening to watch habitual offenders like Sajid Khan crying on national television for being out of work for 4 years. Really, now Sajid’s playing the victim card?
Big Boss 16’s notorious host, Salman Khan and the Colors Channel has welcomed with open arms filmmaker and comedian Sajid Khan, who’s accused of sexual abuse by not one, two or three, but nine women to date, on the show.
Make no mistake, Sajid Khan’s participation is the digital equivalent of flashing his dick to the world, especially to his victims.
Saloni Chopra, film journalist, recalls her horrific hiring interview with Sajid, and much more, in this piece. Here’s a sample of completely unrelated questions that Sajid asked her.
During Navratri different forms of Durga, the Nav Durga. On one hand, women are considered the physical manifestation of Durga, on the other hand, most women are denied their fundamental rights
The festival of Navratri is one of the most anticipated. Commonly associated with Dandiya/Garba in western India and Durga Puja in eastern India, Navratri is celebrated to honour and celebrate the goddess Durga.
One of the most common WhatsApp messages circulated during this time is the nine forms of the goddess, Durga. Detailing the different forms of Durga, the Nav Durga, worshipped during Navratri, these messages are circulated and regurgitated each year.
The irony of these messages was not lost on me. On one hand, during Navratri women are considered the physical manifestation of Durga, on the other hand, most women are denied their fundamental rights.