Russians Love Delectable Potatoes All Year Round
The texture of the Russian potatoes is different from those we get in India. It's granular and plays between the teeth transforming the humble tuber into a gourmet's delight.
‘Women With Broken Wings’ Ballet Honors ‘Assassinated’ Women Globally
As she plays she asks her listeners to 'come light a star in the memory of a woman or girl you know who was killed. Give her name and we shall together build a celestial memorial for her'.
Ensuring Access to Contraception Empowers Women
In a state like Himachal, where the TFR, at 1.8, is already well below the replacement level of 2.1, the District Level Health Survey III (2007-08) puts the total unmet need for contraception at 14 per cent.
Jamaat-Shibir Faces More Opposition Than Any Political Forces in Bangladesh
The Americans have remained largely indifferent and apathetic to the prejudice against Jamaat and to the persecution of its affiliates at the hands of its arch-rival Awami League on the question of the 1971 war.
India’s Security Forces Threaten Safety of Women in Conflict Zones
These were some of the questions raised at a recent meeting organised in Delhi by three prominent women's organisations - Saheli, Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression, and WinG Network of Women from the Northeast.
