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No. 5 May 2013
Current Awareness Bulletin
Centre for Women’s Development Studies25, Bhai Vir Singh Marg (Gole Market), New Delhi-110001, India.
Ph.: 011-32226930, 32226931 Fax: 91-23346044
E-mail: [email protected] | URL: www.cwds.ac.in/library/library.htm
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CONTENTS
Section 1: Journals/ Periodicals/ Newsletters Articles
Child Abuse ........................................................................ 001-007Child Labour ...................................................................... 008-010
Children .............................................................................. 011-019
Children’s Rights ............................................................... 020-021
Demography ....................................................................... 022-023
Education............................................................................ 024
Employment ....................................................................... 025-026
Environment ....................................................................... 027
Eunuchs .............................................................................. 028
Feminism ............................................................................ 029-030
Girl Child ........................................................................... 031-034
Laws ................................................................................... 035
Migration ............................................................................ 036
Panchayati Raj .................................................................... 037
Personalia ........................................................................... 038-047
Programmes and Policies ................................................... 048
Reproductive Health .......................................................... 049
Sexuality ............................................................................. 050-055
Tribes and Tribals .............................................................. 056
Widows .............................................................................. 057-060
Women-Arts ....................................................................... 061-064
-Budget..................................................................... 065-067
-Conferences ............................................................ 068-069
-Credit ...................................................................... 070-071
-Detention ................................................................ 072
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-Employment ........................................................... 073-093
-Empowerment ........................................................ 094-099
-Energy..................................................................... 100
-Health ..................................................................... 101-108
-Laws ....................................................................... 109-129
-Literature ................................................................ 130
-Media ...................................................................... 131-141
-Migration ................................................................ 142-143
-Movements ............................................................. 144
-Muslims .................................................................. 145-146
-Organisations .......................................................... 147-148
-Panchayati Raj ........................................................ 149-150
-Politics .................................................................... 151-155
-Programmes and Policies ....................................... 156-159
-Religion .................................................................. 160-Scheduled Castes .................................................... 161-164
-Sports ...................................................................... 165-169
-Status ...................................................................... 170
-Tribes and Tribals ................................................... 171-172
-Violence Against .................................................... 173-187
-Dowry ........................................................... 188
-Foeticide ....................................................... 189
-Rape.............................................................. 190-259
-Sex Workers ................................................. 260-269
-Sexual Harassment ....................................... 270-280
Women-Water .................................................................... 281
Women’s Rights ................................................................. 282-284
Women’s Studies ............................................................... 285-289
Section 2: Books/ Mimeo Papers/ Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops Reports
Acts .................................................................................... 001
Biographies ........................................................................ 002
Children .............................................................................. 003-007
Feminism ............................................................................ 008
History ................................................................................ 009
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Reproductive Technologies ............................................... 010
Scheduled Castes ................................................................ 011
Sexuality ............................................................................. 012-015
Tribes and Tribals .............................................................. 016
Women-Arts ....................................................................... 017
-Biographies ............................................................. 018-019
-Economic Development ......................................... 020
-Education ................................................................ 021
-Employment ........................................................... 022
-Entrepreneurs .......................................................... 023-024
-Environment ........................................................... 025-Human Rights ......................................................... 026
-Land Rights ............................................................ 027
-Laws ....................................................................... 028-030
-Media ...................................................................... 031-032
-Scheduled Castes .................................................... 033
-Status ...................................................................... 034-038
-Violence Against .................................................... 039
Women’s Studies ............................................................... 040-043
Annual Reports .................................................................. 044-045
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List of Journals/ Newspapers
are Indexed in This Issue
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women's Studies
(Seoul, Korea)
Asian Age(New Delhi)
Asian Women
(Seoul, Korea)
Deccan Herald
(Bangalore)
Economic and Political Weekly
(Mumbai)
Frontline
(Chennai)
Grassroots
(New Delhi)
Hashiye ki Awaaz
(New Delhi)
Hindu
(New Delhi)
Hindustan Times
(New Delhi)
Indian Educational Review(New Delhi)
Indian Express
(New Delhi)
Infochange Agenda
(Pune)
Mahila Vidhi Bharati
(New Delhi)
Mainstream
(New Delhi)
Samya
(New Delhi)
Seminar
(New Delhi)
Social Change
(New Delhi)
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Social Welfare
(New Delhi)
Span
(New Delhi)
Telegraph
(Kolkata)
Times of India
(New Delhi)
Tribal Health Bulletin
(Jabalpur)
Women's Link
(New Delhi)
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Section – 1
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010Keeping children out of labour (Editorial).
Hindu. 4 May; 2013. p.8.
Children
011
Balakrishnan, Vijayalakshmi.
Unshrinking the kids.
Hindu. 17 May; 2013. p.11.
012
Dhar, Aarti.
Counting them in.
Hindu. 26 April; 2013. p.8.
013
Ghosh, Paramita.
Child marriages continue unabated.Hindustan Times. 13 May; 2013. p.9.
014
Gulati, Sumegha.
9,553 kids missing from Delhi: police.
Indian Express(Mag.). 25 April; 2013. p.2.
015
Mohammed Iqbal.
Spreading happiness.
Hindu. 6 May; 2013. p.8.
016
Narayan, Shalini.
Police reduce probe period for missing children, child rights panel objects.
Indian Express. 11 May; 2013. p.2.
017
Panagariya, Arvind.
Does India really suffer from worse child malnutrition than Sub-Saharan Africa?
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.98-111.
018
Rajadhyaksha, Madhavi.No child's play.
Times of India(Crest). 11 May; 2013. p.7.
019
Too early to die (Editorial).
Hindu. 10 May; 2013. p.10.
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Children’s Rights
020
Ghosh, Dwaipayan.Child rights body wants probe into abduction ring.
Times of India. 5 May; 2013. p.9.
021
Shajan Perappadan, Bindu.Commissions not working for children, claim activists.
Hindu. 23 April; 2013. p.3.
Demography
022
Ashok Kumar.
Gurgaon has lowest sex ratio, but highest literacy in Haryana.
Hindu. 23 May; 2013. p.9.
023
Bhatia, Varinder.
In Haryana, Gurgaon tops literacy rate but has worst sex ratio.
Indian Express. 23 May; 2013. p.1.
Education
024
Sinha, Sharad and Taneja, Seema.
Gender differences in environmental sensitivity among primary school students.
Indian Educational Review. 50(1); January 2012. p.115-128.
Employment
025
Jebaraj, Priscilla.The green signal.
Hindu. 5 May; 2013. p.12.
026
Nirajankumar, Nivedita.No helping hand for toiling hands.
Deccan Herald. 21 May; 2013. p.2.
Environment
027
Sethuraman, Somya.
Tamil Nadu flush with pride.
Hindu. 26 April; 2013. p.11.
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Eunuchs
028Narrain, Siddharth.
Policing hijras.
Infochange Agenda. No.26 2013. p.59-60.
Feminism
029
Barooah Pisharoty, Sangeeta.
She live it!
Hindu. 27 April; 2013. p.1,4.
030
John, Mary E.
The little red book of feminism? (Review of) Seeing like a feminist /by Nivedita Menon.- NewDelhi: Zubaan, 2013. 252p.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.24-27.
Girl Child
031
Chatterjee, Patralekha.
India's missing girls.
Asian Age. 16 May; 2013. p.7.
032
Mohanty, Bidyut and Nanda, Bijaylaxmi.Rights and survival of the girl child and the role of panchayats.
Mainstream. 51(20); 4 May 2013. p.17-25.
033
Shajan Perappadan, Bindu.
Wake up with aid.
Hindu. 17 May; 2013. p.8.
034
Singh, Meeta and Sekhawat, Prahlad.
The turn-around strategy.
Hindu. 21 May; 2013. p.10.
Laws
035
Mathur, Aneesha.
Submit report on steps to curb child trafficking, High Court tells police.
Indian Express. 9 May; 2013. p.3.
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Migration
036
Sinharay, Praskanva.Caste, migration and identity.
Seminar. No.645; May 2013. p.55-59.
Panchayati Raj
037
Dogra, Bharat.
Moving ahead.
Deccan Herald. 25 April; 2013. p.10.
Personalia
038
Bishnoi, Aditi.She displays maturity beyond her years.
Grassroots. 5(5); 15 May 2013. p.1.
039
Cancer, the alchemist.
Times of India(Crest). 27 April; 2013. p.13.
040
From Margaret to Thatcher.
Times of India. 28 April; 2013. p.11.
041Ghatwai, Milind.
Why MP officials fear this activist.
Indian Express. 22 May; 2013. p.9.
042
Menon, Anasuya.
Doing what she lives best.
Hindu. 9 May; 2013. p.1.
043
Menon, Priya M.
What the numbers didn't tell.Times of India(Crest). 27 April; 2013. p.3.
044
Pandit, Ambika.
Domestic help gets herself insurance for life.
Times of India. 29 April; 2013. p.8.
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045Parvatibai Athavale.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.35-36.
046
Rajwade, A V.
Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013).Economic and Political Weekly. 48(21); 25 May 2013. p.17-18.
047
Sethia, Umrao Singh.She stood like a wall against fanatics.
Hindu. 5 May; 2013. p.16.
Programmes and Policies
048
Salelkar, Amba.
For all our children.Indian Express. 20 May; 2013. p.10.
Reproductive Health
049
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A.
The role of occupy for reproductive health as a political tool for women's rights and empowerment.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 19(1); 2013. p.65-92.
Sexuality
050
Samal, Sunita.Sexuality and conspiracy: national and international spheres.
Mainstream. 51(18); 20 April 2013. p.27-29.
051
Suvianita, Khanis.Human rights and the LGBT movement in Indonesia.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 19(1); 2013. p.127-138.
052
Trivedi, Divya.Pushing boundaries.
Hindu. 20 May; 2013. p.8.
053
Trivedi, Divya.Queer vocabulary.
Hindu. 7 May; 2013. p.
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062Koves, Margit.
Magyar connection.
Frontline. 30(10); 18-31 May 2013. p.95-97.
063
Melwani, Lavina.The bandit queen's arias.
Hindu(Mag.). 21 April; 2013. p.2.
064Muralidharan, Kavitha.
Woman’s world.
Hindu. 12 May; 2013. p.2.
Budget
065
Budget 2013-14: aam aurat ki mango ki bhari andekhi.Samya. January - March 2013. p.19-22.
066
Jhamb, Bhumika; Mishra, Yamini and Sinha, Navanita.
The paradox of gender responsive budgeting.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(20); 18 May, 2013. p.35-38.
067
Menon, Rajini R.
Gender budgeting - a retrospect and prospects.
Women’s Link. 19(2); April-June 2013. p.37-39.
Conferences
068
Bula Devi.
Redefining masculinity and femininity for teens.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 11 May; 2013. p.4.
069
Dhar, Aarti.
Leaders on a roll.
Hindu. 14 May; 2013. p.6.
Credit
070
Srimulyani, Eka.Women, micro-finance and income generation after the political conflict and the Tsunami in Aceh.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 19(1); 2013. p.93-112.
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071Tewari, Ruhi.
Centre slashes interest rates for women SHGs.
Indian Express. 7 May; 2013. p.7.
Detention
072
Singh, Ramendra.A son gets a mother.
Indian Express. 19 May; 2013. p.10.
Employment
073
Abhay Kumar.
Young girls to drive autos in Patna.
Deccan Herald. 19 May; 2013. p.6.
074
Achanta, Pushpa.
A job is job, even for those with mop.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 27 April; 2013. p.4.
075
Chakrabarty, Rakhi.
Delhi-based Afghan woman shortlisted for world's best job.
Times of India. 5 May; 2013. p.20.
076
Fox, Steve.
Women entrepreneurs mean business.
Span. 54(3); May/June 2003. p.16-19.
077
Gopal, Meena.
Ruptures and reproduction in caste/ gender/ labour.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.91-97.
078
Haider, Faizan.
IGI will get women commandos soon.
Hindustan Times. 12 May; 2013. p.1,6.
079
Iyer, Lalita.
Because, sometimes, I love me more.
Times of India(Crest). 18 May; 2013. p.21.
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090Singh, Ranjeni A and Ganesh, Narayani.
Ministering angels.
Speaking Tree. 12 May; 2013. p.1.
091
Singh, Vijaita.CISF women want saris junked on duty.
Indian Express. 1 May; 2013. p.6.
092Surabhi.
Women’s Bank to begin operations in November.
Indian Express. 8 May; 2013. p.15.
093
Women’s work is never done.
Social Welfare. 60(2); May 2013. [Whole issue].
Empowerment
094
Basu, Nupur.
A nation in transition.
Hindu. 21 April; 2013. p.1.
095
Dikshit, Sandeep.
Our focus is on Afghan empowerment.
Hindu. 27 April; 2013. p.13.
096
Pai, Suchismita.
Scrapping it all and sticking together.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 4 May; 2013. p.4.
097
Rakesh Kumar.
Narion ka shashaktikaran: Bihari narion ka sakaratmak swaroop.
Mahila Vidhi Bharati. No.74; January-March 2013. p.111-114.
098
Soneshine, Tara.The power of half the sky.
Span. 54(3); May/June 2003. p.2-3.
099
Tripathi, Namrata.
Empowering women through judo training.
Hindu. 18 May; 2013. p.2.
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Laws
109
AIDWA ne nirashajanak bataya sanshodhit balatkaar-nirodhak vidheyak.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.18.
110
Ali Sehgal, Subhashini.
Der bhi andher bhi.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.23-25.
111
Anand, Utkarsh.
Failing to marry not a crime: SC.
Indian Express. 21 May; 2013. p.8.
112
Apurva.
Despite fast-track courts, rape conviction rate still low.Indian Express. 6 May; 2013. p.1.
113
Deshpande, Swati.
What used to be mine could now be yours.
Times of India(Crest). 4 May; 2013. p.10.
114
Dhar, Aarti.
Now, a Bill for protection and welfare of widows.
Hindu. 29 April; 2013. p.11.
115
Dhar, Aarti.
Rape law changes welcome, yet an opportunity lost.
Hindu. 2 May; 2013. p.11.
116
Dhawan, Himanshi.
Ministeries differ on marriage laws bill.
Times of India. 1 May; 2013. p.12.
117
Karat, Brinda.Verma Committee ki shifarishyen aur shashan ki zimmedari.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.10-14.
118
Kattakayam, Jiby.
Courts rap erring cops.
Hindu. 21 April; 2013. p.2.
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119
Pandit, Ambika.
Delhi govt drags its feet on draft bill on placement agencies.
Times of India. 29 April; 2013. p.8.
120Pandit, Ambika.
Trafficked girl's father seeks justice.
Times of India. 26 April; 2013. p.5.
121
Patil, Sharad.
Biswas recommends legal protection for women, not caste-ending democratic revolution.
Mainstream. 51(20); 4 May 2013. p.28-29.
122
Sachar, Rajinder.
State governments can act to abolish death penalty.Deccan Herald. 28 April; 2013. p.11.
123
Sengupta, Shampa and Mandal, Saptarshi.
Disabled women and sexual violence.
Infochange Agenda. No.26 2013. p.56-58.
124
Sethi, Nitin and Dhawan, Himanshi.
Changes to marriage law include immovable assets.
Times of India. 30 April; 2013. p.16.
125
Thevar, Velly.
For women, by women, of women.
Telegraph. 1 May; 2013. p.
126
Ved Prakash.
Balaatkar kanoon mein ferbadal ki maang: ek naitik vishleshan.
Mahila Vidhi Bharati. No.74; January-March 2013. p.85-92.
127
Venkatesan, J.Courts can't lose sight of social impact of crime against women, says Supreme Court.
Hindu. 16 May; 2013. p.13.
128Venkatesan, J.
In dowry cases, don't look for loopholes in dying declaration: Supreme Court.
Hindu. 23 May; 2013. p.13.
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129Writing for reform.
Times of India. 3 May; 2013. p.2.
Literature
130
Ensler, Eve.
How'd I get it?
Times of India(Crest). 27 April; 2013. p.13.
Media
131
Ayaz, Shaikh.
High school chronicles.
Times of India(Crest). 18 May; 2013. p.17.
132
Ayyappan, Aneesh.
The dirty picture (Editorial).
Times of India. 7 May; 2013. p.16.
133
Irfan Ahmad.
In the shadow of guns.
Hindu. 16 May; 2013. p.2.
134
Melwani, Lavina.
A not-so-reluctant filmmaker.
Hindu. 12 May; 2013. p.2.
135
Moonhee, Cho; Jaejin, Lee and Jinsook, Im.
Media frames and ethnic minority women in Korea: expanding a generic frame in minority studies.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 18(4); 2012. p.108-135.
136
Rathi, Manjeet.
Haryana mein kanya bhroon hatya ke sandarbh mein dharavahik "Na aana is desh lado" - ek
sameeksha.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.47-51.
137
Siddiqui Zaman, Rana.
How can anyone call her unsung.
Hindu. 12 May; 2013. p.2.
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138Tankha, Madhur.
The Kashmir story on screen.
Hindu. 6 May; 2013. p.2.
139
Tripathi, Shailaja.Gauging the gaze.
Hindu. 27 April; 2013. p.4.
140Trivedi, Divya.
Keeping it short.
Hindu. 6 May; 2013. p.8.
141
Yasin, Fozia.
Women in cinema take progressive route.
Asian Age. 13 May; 2013. p.21.
Migration
142
Mukherjee, Sonali.
Skewed sex ratio and migrant brides in Haryana: reflections from the field.
Social Change. 43(1); March 2013. p.37-52.
143
Zhang, Chuanhong; Gao, Qijie and Li, Xiaoyun.
The impact of rural-urban migration on gender relations in Chinese households.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 19(1); 2013. p.39-64.
Movements
144
Yiping, Cai.
Re-vitalize, re-strategize and re-politicize the Chinese women's movement in the new era.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 19(1); 2013. p.113-126.
Muslims
145Shobha S V.
Divorce dictates dire conditions of Muslim women in our country.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 4 May; 2013. p.4.
146Sur, Esita.
Politics of inclusion and exclusion of Muslim women in Indian feminism.
Women’s Link. 19(2); April-June 2013. p.31-36.
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Organisations
147Arya, Sadhna.
National Commission for Women: an overview of its performance.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.112-119.
148Sen, Rukmini.
The supportive role of women's organisations.
Infochange Agenda. No.26 2013. p.50-52.
Panchayati Raj
149
Majumdar, Swapna.
The two-child norm.Deccan Herald(Mag.). 27 April; 2013. p.4.
150
Rakesh, Renu.
A role model for girls, a village chief shows the way.
Grassroots. 5(5); 15 May 2013. p.2.
Politics
151
Ali, Shafqat.
Women in tribal areas barred from voting.Asian Age. 12 May; 2013. p.5.
152
Fatah, Sonya.
Handful of grit.
Times of India(Crest). 4 May; 2013. p.7.
153
Gallant, Michael.
Winning votes and leading communities.
Span. 54(3); May/June 2003. p.24-26.
154
Jafar, K.
Reservation and women's political freedom: candidate's experience from three gram panchayats in
Kerala, India.
Social Change. 43(1); March 2012. p.79-97.
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155Philipose, Pamela.
We want change: Pakistani women MPs speak our.
Grassroots. 5(5); 15 May 2013. p.4.
Programmes and Policies
156
Byatnal, Amruta.Women are not victims.
Hindu. 7 May; 2013. p.6.
157
Dhar, Aarti.
Stir, fry earn.
Hindu. 15 May; 2013. p.6.
158
Pandey, Neelam.CWC chalks out ways to rehabilitate rape victims.
Hindustan Times. 19 May; 2013. p.4.
159
Singh, Namrata.
Refer woman aspirant, get double the reward.
Times of India. 10 May; 2013. p.21.
Religion
160
Hannah, Michelle.
Colliding gender imaginaries: transnational debates about full ordination for Tibetan Buddhist nuns.
AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 18(4); 2012. p.7-44.
Scheduled Castes
161Margaret, Swathy.
Cultural Gandhism: casting out the dalit woman.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.82-90.
162Patil, Smita M.
Revitalising dalit feminism: towards reflexive, anti-caste agency of Mang and Mahar women in
Maharashtra.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.37-43.
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Indian Express. 20 May; 2013. p.2.
172
Mishra, Manjari.
Malwa's mistresses.
Times of India(Crest). 18 May; 2013. p.3.
Violence Against
173
Asadi, Zahra Sadat and Others.
Application of BASNEF model in prediction of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) against women.
Asian Women. 29(1); Spring 2013. p.27-45.
174
Azera Parveen.
Tolerating violence, way of life for Musahar women.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 4 May; 2013. p.4.
175
Bagchi, Suvojit.
Soni Sori acquitted in a case of attack on Congress leader.
Hindu. 2 May; 2013. p.10.
176
Berwal, Savita.
Mahilaon par badhti hinsa: Haryana ke anubhav va sangharsh.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.42-44.
177
Bhadani, Priyanka.Rising up to end violence.
Asian Age. 30 April; 2013. p.21.
178Desai, Santosh.
The new currencies of power.
Times of India. 29 April; 2013. p.6.
179Deshpande, Alok.
Be strong, acid attack victim tells her father.
Hindu. 4 May; 2013. p.11.
180Dogra, Bharat.
Rapid spread of liquor vends increase violence against women.
Mainstream. 51(22); 18 May 2013. p.35.
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181Gupte, Manisha.
The concept of honour: caste ideology and patriarchy in rural Maharashtra.
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(18); 4 May 2013. p.72-81.
182
Kahan hai rajnitik icchashakti.Samya. January - March 2013. p.5-7.
183
Khosla, Tamanna.Is democracy bad for women?
Mainstream. 51(18); 20 April 2013. p.29-31.
184
Mahilaon ki suraksha, samman evam nyaya par parisamvaad.
Hashiye ki Awaaz. 8(5); May 2013. p.35-36.
185Shajan Perappadan, Bindu.
Women not safe in mega cities, reveals Parliamentary panel.
Hindu. 11 May; 2013. p.3.
186
Slap in the face for women (Editorial).
Hindustan Times. 23 May; 2013. p.
187
Tamil Nadu: jari hai izzat ke naam par hatyaen.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.45-46.
Dowry
188
Verma, Amita.Oldest UP prisoner, jailed in dowry case, dies.
Asian Age. 14 May; 2013. p.5.
Foeticide
189
Bhatia, Himanshu.
Kanya bhuroon hatya: ek jawalant samasya.
Mahila Vidhi Bharati. No.74; January-March 2013. p.54-59.
Rape
190
Anand, Jatin.
Victims of sexual assault getting younger, predators more brutal.
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Hindustan Times. 23 April; 2013. p.2.
191
Anand, Navneet.
Rapes have their roots in cultural and sociological reasons.
Deccan Herald. 2 May; 2013. p.11.
192
Anand, Utkarsh.
SC to take up contempt plea against Delhi Police chief.
Indian Express. 27 April; 2013. p.6.
193
Arora, Kim.
Circle of safety.
Times of India(Crest). 27 April; 2013. p.8.
194
Ashok, Somiya.Delhi Metro shuts down three stations.
Hindu. 23 April; 2013. p.2.
195
Bhatnagar, Gaurav Vivek.
Indian model of policing not responsive.
Hindu. 21 April; 2013. p.2.
196
Chatterjee, Pritha.
The life after.
Indian Express. 12 May; 2013. p.13.
197
Chauhan, Neeraj.
Child rape: top cop regrets police inaction.
Times of India. 6 May; 2013. p.2.
198
Chhabra, Sagari.
Caring for children - preventing child rape.
Mainstream. 51(22); 18 May, 2013. p.26-27.
199Chhabra, Sagari.
For every, abused child, mother hurt.
Hindustan Times. 6 May; 2013. p.10.
200
Choudhury, Sayantanee.
Girl patrol in Patna.
Times of India(Crest). 18 May; 2013. p.8.
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201
Damini ke shahadat bekar nahin jane deynge.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.8-9.
202
Desai, Santosh.On demand for death penalty.
Times of India. 22 April; 2013. p.6.
203Dutta, Sidhartha.
Five-yr-old is stable but not speaking much, says family.
Hindustan Times. 23 April; 2013. p.2.
204
Dutta, Sidhartha.
Trauma real challenge in cases of minor rape victims, say experts.
Hindustan Times. 29 April; 2013. p.2.
205
Engineer, Asghar Ali.
Rape and punishment: conservatives exposed.
Mainstream. 51(22); 18 May 2013. p.5,33.
206
Garg, Abhinav.
Police, Centre told to explain rise in rape cases.
Times of India. 26 April; 2013. p.4.
207Ghosh, Dwaipayan.
Child rape victim's kin receive abusive phone calls.
Times of India. 11 May; 2013. p.6.
208
Ghosh, Dwaipayan.
He left girl for dead, hid at in-laws.
Times of India. 21 April; 2013. p.4.
209
Ghosh, Dwaipayan.
Minor among rape suspects.Times of India. 28 April; 2013. p.5.
210
Ghosh, Dwaipayan.No quitting, but action against errant cops.
Times of India. 23 April; 2013. p.3.
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211Ghosh, Dwaipayan.
Police study to pinpoint reasons for rise in rapes.
Times of India. 10 May; 2013. p.6.
212
Ghosh, Dwaipayan.Police told us we should be happy she is alive: father.
Times of India. 20 April; 2013. p.3.
213Ghosh, Dwaipayan.
Policeman who tried to bribe rape victim's father identified.
Times of India. 25 April; 2013. p.5.
214
Ghosh, Dwaipayan.
Victim's kin allege fresh harassment.
Times of India. 21 April; 2013. p.3.
215
Gulati, Sumegha.
Child rape protest lock down heart of city.
Indian Express. 21 April; 2013. p.4.
216
Gupta, Geeta.
Child rights body formulates norms on protection of kids from abuse.
Indian Express. 23 April; 2013. p.2.
217Haider, Faizan.
Police to map rape spots, start awareness drive.
Hindustan Times. 17 May; 2013. p.2.
218
Haider, Faizan.
Victim's family facing crunch says have lost all savings.
Hindu. 22 April; 2013. p.2.
219
Haider, Ritam.
Delhi Police headquarters epicentre of protests against brutal sexual assault.Hindustan Times. 21 April; 2013. p.3.
220
Hameed, Syeda.Second sight.
Times of India(Crest). 27 April; 2013. p.12.
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221Hard labour of justice (Editorial).
Indian Express. 7 May; 2013. p.10.
222
Hazarika, Sanjoy.
Old crimes deserve new punishment.Hindustan Times. 17 May; 2013. p.10.
223
Ilaiah, Kancha.The roots of rape in India.
Asian Age. 10 May; 2013. p.8.
224
Jha, Durgesh Nandan.
5-yr-old rape victim may be discharged.
Times of India. 10 May; 2013. p.5.
225
Jha, Durgesh Nandan.
Still on drop, victim asks for food, but will have to wait for 2-3 days.
Times of India. 21 April; 2013. p.4.
226
Jha, Durgesh Nandan.
This 5-yr-old was raped too.
Times of India. 21 April; 2013. p.5.
227
Johari, Aarefa.Into the mind of the rapist.
Hindustan Times. 5 May; 2013. p.12.
228
Kapoor, Ravi Shanker.
Porn is not the culprit.
Asian Age. 26 April; 2013. p.6.
229
Karat, Brinda.
Damini ke jane ke baad.
Samya. January - March 2013. p.4-5.
230
Lenin, Janaki.
The rape issue.
Hindu. 27 April; 2013. p.3.
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241Roy, Vaishna.
Freedom that must have limits.
Hindu. 29 April; 2013. p.9.
242
Sahu, Manish.In Agra, panchayat orders boycott of family of rapist.
Indian Express. 4 May; 2013. p.6.
243Sengupta, Shombit.
Victims forever.
Indian Express. 28 April; 2013. p.11.
244
Shajan Perappadan, Bindu.
Krishna Tirath writes to PM, Sonia seeking Nirbhaya Fund.
Hindu. 14 May; 2013. p.2.
245
Shajan Perappadan, Bindu.
Panel for child rights slams police for delay, apathy.
Hindu. 23 April; 2013. p.3.
246
Sharan, Sunil.
Is Delhi inured to rape?
Asian Age. 7 May; 2013. p.6.
247Sharma, Kalpana.
When protectors turn predators.
Hindu(Mag.). 28 April; 2013. p.3.
248
Sharma, Parvati.
It's like imagining a world without time.
Hindustan Times. 13 May; 2013. p.10.
249
Sharma, Rajnish and Atul Krishan.
Delhi cops try to cover up lapses.Asian Age. 22 April; 2013. p.1,4.
250
Singh, Anjali.Gaping hole in our Indian society.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 27 April; 2013. p.4.
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251Singh, Karn Pratap.
Fearing arrest, he tried to strangle five-year-old victim.
Hindustan Times. 21 April; 2013. p.3.
252
Singh, Karn Pratap.Second rape accused held from Bihar.
Hindustan Times. 23 April; 2013. p.2.
253Sodhi, Prerna and Ghosal, Aniruddha.
Protesters demand cops scalp, Sonia wants action.
Times of India. 21 April; 2013. p.1,4.
254
Venkatesan, J.
Directive to Delhi Police chief in rape case.
Hindu. 30 April; 2013. p.7.
255
Verma, Amita.
Check migrant population to curb child rape.
Asian Age. 1 May; 2013. p.5.
256
Vijetha S N.
Students condemn cavalier attitude of cops.
Hindu. 22 April; 2013. p.3.
257Vishnoi, Anubhuti.
More rapes, ICSSR want to know why.
Indian Express. 9 May; 2013. p.6.
258
Vishwa Mohan.
We will take action against guilty policemen: Shinde.
Times of India. 21 April; 2013. p.3.
259
Yasin, Fozia.
Rape threats make women quit virtual life.Asian Age. 14 May; 2013. p.21.
Sex Workers
260
Byatnal, Amruta.
Despite minor's testimony, police sit on child sex racket case.
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Sexual Harassment
270
Ashok, Sneha and Borkoyoky, Riya.Sexual crimes compel women to adopt safer lifestyles.
Deccan Herald. 7 May; 2013. p.4.
271
Behave at work (Editorial).
Asian Age. 23 May; 2013. p.6.
272
Chandiramani, Nilima.
The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Bill, 2012.
Mainstream. 51(20); 4 May 2013. p.25-27.
273
Chatterjee, Pritha.
2 weeks after harassment, Haryana schoolgirls return, cops in tow.Indian Express. 22 May; 2013. p.1,2.
274
Dhar, Anchal.
All-women PCRs to help Fridabad police curb crime.
Indian Express. 21 May; 2013. p.1.
275
Khanna, Poonam.
Mahilaon ka yaun utpidan: aakhir kab tak?
Mahila Vidhi Bharati. No.74; January-March 2013. p.43-46.
276
The Murthy takeaway (Editorial).
Indian Express. 23 May; 2013. p.10.
277
Pandey, Sanjay.
Red brigade takes on predators.
Deccan Herald. 19 May; 2013. p.6.
278
Sebastian Edmond, Deepu.
In training and on the lookout for men harassing women.Indian Express. 7 May; 2013. p.9.
279
Sharma, Dinesh K.
Dalit woman stripped, tied to tree, beaten.
Times of India. 11 May; 2013. p.16.
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280Singh, Darpan.
Sexual offences rising in trains, 210 cases in 2012.
Hindustan Times. 4 May; 2013. p.4.
Water
281
Rakesh, Renu.Women ensure water even in the desert.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 18 May; 2013. p.4.
Women’s Rights
282
Ramavarman, T.
Matriliny the key to gender equality.
Times of India(Crest). 4 May; 2013. p.10.
283
Sharma, Kalpana.
Cyberspace violence.
Hindu(Mag.). 12 May; 2013. p.3.
284
Sikdar, Shubhomoy.
Trafficked, confined and raped in the heart of Delhi.
Hindu. 11 May; 2013. p.1.
Women’s Studies
285Agnihotri, Indu.
Remembering Lotika Sarkar (1923-2013).
Economic and Political Weekly. 48(20); 18 May, 2013. p.25-28.
286Anand, Meenu and Srivastava, Nilima.
Disciplinary polemics of women's and gender studies.
Women’s Link. 19(2); April-June 2013. p.23-27.
287Gayathri, R and Manimekalai, N.
Pedagogy and curriculum of women's studies: a case study approach.
Women’s Link. 19(2); April-June 2013. p.14-22.
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288Pande, Rekha.
Women’s studies: an institutional experience.
Women’s Link. 19(2); April-June 2013. p.2-9.
289
Patel, Vibhuti.Debating women's studies vs. gender studies.
Women’s Link. 19(2); April-June 2013. p.10-13.
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Acts
001
India. Ministry of Law and Justice. Legislative DepartmentThe Criminal Law (Amendment) Ordinance, 2013 (No.3 of 2013).- New Delhi: The Ministry,2013.
20p.
MP-R ACT.I
Biographies
002
Girja Kumar
Mahatma Gandhi aur unki mahila mitra/tr. by Aditya Narayan Singh.- New Delhi: Vitasta,2013.
viii, 429p.
Published in English under title "Brahmacharya Gandhi and His Women Associates"
920.71 H GIR.B 13832
Children
003
Forum for Creche and Childcare Services
The micro status of ICDS in Hayathnagar (A.P.) - a study.- New Delhi: The Organisation,2005.
16p.
MP-R FOR.M
004
Forum for Creche and Childcare Services
A social audit of ICDS in the state of Bihar - a study by FORCES.- New Delhi: The Organisation,
2005.
44p.MP-R FOR.S
005
Forum for Creche and Childcare Services
A social audit of ICDS in the state of Uttar Pradesh: a study.- New Delhi : The Organisation,2005.
51p.
MP-R FOR.S
006
Forum for Creche and Childcare Services
The status of the young child in Rajasthan - a study by FORCES.- New Delhi: The
Organisation,2005.64p.
MP-R FOR.S
007
United Nations Children's FundBeyond averages: child well-being through an equity analysis/by Preet Rustagi...et.al.- New Dlehi:
The Organisation,2012.
vi, 54p.
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MP-R UNI.R
Feminism
008
Donovan, Josephine
Feminist theory: the intellectual traditions.- New York: Continuum,2012.
xvi, 287p.
Fourth edition, revised and expanded305.422 DON.F 13819
History
009
Karlekar, Malavika
Visual histories: photography in the popular imagination.- New Delhi: Oxford University Press,2013.
xix, 174p.
954 KAR.V 13807
Reproductive Technologies
010
Sama-Resource Group for Women and Health
Birthing a market: a study on commercial surrogacy.- New Delhi: The Organisation,2012.
156p.
MP-R SAM.B 13864
Scheduled Castes
011Prasad, Chandra Bhan
Dalit phobia: why do they hate us?.- New Delhi: Vitasta,2006.
xii, 228p.
305.56 PRA.D 13829
Sexuality
012
Greer, Germaine
Badhiya stree/tr. by Madhu B. Joshi.- New Delhi: Rajkamal,2005.
319p.
306.7 H GRE.B 13838
013
LABIA - A Queer Feminist LBT Collective
Breaking the binary: understanding concerns and realities of queer persons assigned gender female at
birth across a spectrum of lived gender identities/by Chayanika Shah...et.al.- Mumbai: The
Organisation,2013.
116p.
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Women-Economic Development
020
Questioning financial governance from a feminist perspective/ed. by Brigitte Young, Isabella Bakker andDiane Elson.- London: Routledge,2011.
xvi, 178p.-(Routledge IAFFE Advances in Feminist Economics)
339.52 QUE 13823
Women-Education
021
Sharma, Shubhra
Neoliberalization as betrayal: state, feminism, and a women's education programme in India.- New
York: Palgrave,2011.
xiv, 274p.-(Comparative Feminist Studies)
376 SHA.N 13815
Women-Employment
022
Centre for Indian Trade Unions
Conditions of home based workers in India: a study.- New Delhi: The Centre, 2013.
71p.
MP-R CEN.C
Women-Entrepreneurs
023
Kariv, Dafna
Female entrepreneurship and the new venture creation: an international overview.- New York:Routledge,2013.
xxxvi, 575p.
338.04 KAR.F 13817
024University of Delhi. Delhi School of Economics. Department of Economics. Centre for Development
Economics
Entrepreneurship or survival? Caste and gender of small business in India /by Ashwini Deshpande
and Smriti Sharma.- New Delhi: The Centre,2013.
40p.-(Working Paper; 228)MP-R UNI.D
Women-Environment
025
Ecofeminism and rhetoric: critical perspectives on sex, technology and discourse/ed. by Douglas A.
Vakoch.- New York: Berghahn,2011.
xxi, 177p.
333.7 ECO 13816
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Women-Human Rights
026Singhal, Vipin Kumar
Mahilayein evam manavadhikar.- Delhi: Sunrise,2013.
viii, 275p.
342.085 H SIN.M 13866
Women-Land Rights
027
UN Women, South Asia Office
Women, land and power in Asia/ed. by Govind Kelkar and Maithreyi Krishnaraj .- London:
Routledge,2013.
xx, 388p.
333.3(5) UNW.W 13808
Women-Laws
028
International Development Research Centre
Separated and divorced women in India: economic rights and entitlements/by Kirti Singh.- New
Delhi: Sage,2013.
xxiii, 255p.
346.0166 INT.S 13867
029
Jain, Arvind
Aurat hone ki saza.- New Delhi: Rajkamal,2011.276p.
346.0134 H JAI.A 13845
030
Submission to Justice Verma Committee on law, policing and related matters to ensure justice and curb
impunity for sexual violence against women.- s.l: s.n,2013.
23p.MP-R SUB
Women-Media
031Indian Women's Press Core
Band galiyon ke viruddh: mahila patrakarita ki yatra/ed. by Mrinal Pandey and Kshama Sharma.-
New Delhi: Rajkamal,2011.
284p.
302.23 H IND.B 13844
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032Women and the media in Asia: the precarious self/ed. by Youna Kim.- New York: Palgrave,2012.
xiii, 258p.
302.23(5) WOM 13813
Women-Scheduled Castes
033
Singh, BhashaAdrishya Bharat: maila dhone ke bajbajate yatharth se muthbhed.- New Delhi: Penguin,2012.
xxviii, 211p.
305.56 H SIN.A 13809
Women-Status
034
Chatterji, Shoma A
Women in perspective: essays on gender issues.- New Delhi: Vitasta,2010.xvi, 226p.
305.42 CHA.W 13827
035
Hansakshar Trust
Ateet hoti sadi aur stree ka bhavishya/ed. by Rajendra Yadav and Archana Verma.- New Delhi:
Rajkamal,2011.
288p.
305.42 H HAN.A 13839
036
Pandey, Mrinal
Jahan auratein gadhi jati hain.- New Delhi: Radhakrishna Prakashan,2008.
148p.
305.42 H PAN.J 13842
037
Pandey, Mrinal
Paridhi par stree.- New Delhi: Radhakrishnan Prakashan,2011.
110p.305.42 H PAN.P 13843
038
Yadav, Rajendra
Aadmi ki nigah mein aurat: stree vimarsh aur stree lekhan.- New Delhi: Rajakamal,2010.
260p.305.42 H YAD.A 13835
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Women-Violence Against
039
Centre for Enquiry into Health and Allied ThemesFeminist counselling and domestic violence in India/ed. by Padma Bhate-Deosthali, Sangeeta Rege
and Padma Prakash.- London: Routledge,2013.
xxii, 330p.
364.1555 CEN.F 13818
Women’s Studies
040
Aggarwal, Rohini
Stree lekhan: swapan aur sankalp.- New Delhi: Rajkamal,2012.
328p.
305.422 H AGG.S 13836
041Freedman, Estelle B
Feminism, sexuality, and politics: essays.- Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,2006.
x, 253p.-(Gender and American Culture)
305.422(73) FRE.F 13810
042
Pitrisatta ke naye roop: stree aur bhumandalikaran/ed. by Rajendra Yadav, Prabha Khetan and Abhay
Kumar Dube.- New Delhi: Rajakamal,2010.
227p.
305.422 H PIT 13840
043
Sharma, Kshama
Stritvavadi vimarsh: samaj aur sahitya.- New Delhi: Rajkamal,2012.
167p.305.422 H SHA.S 13841
Annual Reports
044
Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta
Annual report 2011-2012.- Kolkata: The Centre,2012.
156p.
MP-R ANN.C
045
Institute of Economic Growth
Annual report 2011-2012.- Delhi: The Institute,2012.
85p.MP-R ANN.I
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Indexes
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Author Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Abdul Gani 165
Abhay Kumar 073
Achanta, Pushpa 074
Agnihotri, Indu 285Ahuja, Sanjeev K 001
Ali Sehgal, Subhashini 110
Ali, Shafqat 151
Alvi Rahman, Naziya 002Anand, Jatin 190
Anand, Meenu 286
Anand, Navneet 191
Anand, Utkarsh 111, 192
Apurva 112
Arora, Kim 193
Arya, Sadhna 147
Asadi, Zahra Sadat 173Ashok Kumar 022
Ashok, Sneha 270
Ashok, Somiya 194
Atul Krishan 240, 249
Ayaz, Shaikh 131
Ayyappan, Aneesh 132
Azera Parveen 174
Bagchi, Suvojit 175
Balakrishnan, Vijayalakshmi 011
Balgir, R S 101
Barooah Pisharoty, Sangeeta 029Basu, Nupur 094
Berwal, Savita 176
Bhadani, Priyanka 177
Bhardwaj, Ashutosh 171
Bhatia, Himanshu 189
Bhatia, Varinder 023
Bhatnagar, Gaurav Vivek 195
Biji Ahuja, Namrata 240
Bishnoi, Aditi 038, 102
Borkoyoky, Riya 270
Bose, Paramita 061
Brillon, Cherish Aileen A 049Bula Devi 068
Byatnal, Amruta 156, 260
Chakrabarty, Rakhi 075Chamaraj, Kathyayini 008
Chandiramani, Nilima 272
Chatterjee, Patralekha 031
Chatterjee, Pritha 196, 273
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Chauhan, Neeraj 197Chetan Kumar 261
Chhabra, Sagari 198, 199
Choudhury, Sayantanee 200
Chung, Miryum 170
Desai, Santosh 178, 202Deshpande, Alok 179
Deshpande, Swati 113
Dhar, Aarti 012, 057, 069, 103, 104, 114, 115,
157Dhar, Anchal 274
Dhawan, Himanshi 116, 124
Dikshit, Sandeep 095
Dogra, Bharat 037, 180
Dutta, Sidhartha 203, 204
Engineer, Asghar Ali 205
Ensler, Eve 130
Fatah, Sonya 152
Fox, Steve 076
Gaikwad, Rahi 236
Gallant, Michael 153
Ganesh, Narayani 090
Gao, Qijie 143
Garg, Abhinav 206
Gayathri, R 287
Ghatwai, Milind 041
Ghosal, Aniruddha 253, 262Ghosh, Dwaipayan 020, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212,
213, 214
Ghosh, Paramita 013
Gopal, Meena 077
Gulati, Sumegha 014, 215
Gupta Kashyap, Samudra 166
Gupta, Geeta 216
Gupte, Manisha 181
Guruprashad, C 058
Haider, Faizan 003, 078, 217, 218, 263
Haider, Ritam 219Hameed, Syeda 220
Hannah, Michelle 160
Hazarika, Sanjoy 222
Ilaiah, Kancha 223
Irfan Ahmad 133
Iyer, Lalita 079
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Jaejin, Lee 135Jafar, K 154
Jebaraj, Priscilla 025
Jha, Durgesh Nandan 224, 225, 226
Jhamb, Bhumika 066
Jinsook, Im 135
Johari, Aarefa 227John, Mary E 030
Joshi, Mallica 009
Jun, Namm-Il 170
Kak Ramachandran, Smriti 059
Kapoor, Ravi Shanker 228
Karat, Brinda 117, 229
Kattakayam, Jiby 118
Khanna, Poonam 275
Khosla, Tamanna 183
Kim, Ae-Ryung 264
Kim, May 167Koves, Margit 062
Lenin, Janaki 230
Li, Xiaoyun 143
Loewenthal Massey, Carrie 080
Mahato, Arobindo 100
Majumdar, Swapna 149
Mandal, Saptarshi 123
Manimekalai, N 287
Margaret, Swathy 161
Mascarenhas, Anuradha 231Mathur, Aneesha 035, 232
Mazumdar, Jaideep 265
Melwani, Lavina 063, 134
Menon, Anasuya 042
Menon, Meena 105
Menon, Priya M 043
Menon, Rajini R 067
Mishra, Manjari 172
Mishra, Yamini 066
Mohammed Iqbal 015
Mohanty, Bidyut 032
Moonhee, Cho 135Mukherjee, Sonali 142
Muralidharan, Kavitha 064
Muttreja, Poonam 106
Nanda, Bijaylaxmi 032
Narayan, Shalini 016, 233
Narrain, Siddharth 028
Naveed Iqbal 234
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Shajan Perappadan, Bindu 021, 033, 087, 185, 244, 245, 269Sharan, Sunil 246
Sharma, Abha 108
Sharma, Dinesh K 279
Sharma, Kalpana 247, 283
Sharma, Parvati 248
Sharma, Rajnish 249Shobha S V 145
Shrinivasan, Rukmini 088, 089
Siddiqui Zaman, Rana 137
Sikdar, Shubhomoy 284Singh, Anjali 250
Singh, Darpan 280
Singh, Karn Pratap 251, 252
Singh, Meeta 034
Singh, Namrata 159
Singh, Ramendra 072
Singh, Ranjeni A 090
Singh, Santosh 233Singh, Vijaita 091
Sinha, Navanita 066
Sinha, Sharad 024
Sinharay, Praskanva 036
Sodhi, Prerna 253
Soneshine, Tara 098
Srimulyani, Eka 070
Srivastava, Nilima 286
Sur, Esita 146
Surabhi 092
Suvianita, Khanis 051
Taneja, Seema 024
Tankha, Madhur 138
Tewari, Ruhi 071
Thevar, Velly 125
Tripathi, Namrata 099
Tripathi, Shailaja 139
Trivedi, Divya 052, 053, 140
Ugra, Sharda 169
Ved Prakash 126
Venkatesan, J 127, 128, 254Verma, Amita 060, 188, 255
Vijay Kumar, S 054
Vijay, Hema 007
Vijetha S N 256Vishnoi, Anubhuti 257
Vishwa Mohan 258
Wolf, Alison 055
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Yasin, Fozia 141, 259
Yiping, Cai 144
Zhang, Chuanhong 143
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Keyword Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Abortion 105
Acid Attacks 179
Adolescents 103
Agriculture 093AIDWA 065, 109, 187
All India Democratic Women's Association 065, 109, 187
Athavale, Parvatibai 045
Autobiographies 045
Bhasin, Kamla 029
Biswas, A K 121
Book Reviews 030
Breast Feeding 108
Buddhism 160
Campaign 015, 201Capital Punishment 122, 202
Care Work 090
Career 086
Castes 036, 077, 181
Centre for Women's Development Studies 030, 285
Child Abuse 247
Child Labour 093
Child Marriage 013
Childbirth 101, 107
Children 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 007,
008, 009, 010, 020, 021, 024, 035,
048, 102, 108, 198, 247, 262, 267Children’s Rights 016, 032
Conflict Situations 171
Construction Workers 026
Courses and Curriculum 287
Credit 090
Criminal Law Amendment Bill 2013 109
CWDS 030, 285
Dalits 161, 162, 163, 164, 237, 279
Declining Sex Ratio 022, 023, 031, 032, 033, 142
Disabilities 123
Divorce 145Documentary Films 133, 140
Domestic Violence 173
Domestic Workers 074, 077, 084, 119
Dowry 128Dress Code 091
Education 086
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Electronic Media 042, 131, 132, 133, 134, 136, 137,138, 140, 141
Employment 119, 159, 167
Empowerment 049, 100
Ensler, Eve 039
Entrepreneurs 076, 093
Ethnicity 135
Family Planning 102
Femininity 068
Feminism 146, 162, 163, 164Film Festivals 052
Films 131, 141
Foeticide 031, 136
Gadhvi, Daksha 081
Gandhism 161
Gender Bias 024
Gender Discrimination 032, 086, 160Gender Equality 066, 086, 170
Girl Child 007, 022, 023, 044, 110, 120, 131,
165, 190, 192, 194, 197, 198, 199,
203, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210,
212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 218, 219,
220, 224, 225, 226, 233, 234, 236,
237, 238, 240, 243, 245, 247, 249,
250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256,
258, 260, 261, 263, 266, 268, 269,
273
Globalisation 160
Gudiya Case 190, 192, 194, 203, 206, 207, 208,210, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 218,
219, 220, 224, 225, 226, 233, 234,
236, 238, 240, 243, 245, 249, 251,
252, 253, 254, 256, 258
Guidelines 003
Health 017, 019, 039, 049, 069
Helplines 193
History 047, 170, 286
Households 038, 143
Human Rights 051
ICSSR 257
Immigration 135
Indian Council Social Science Research 257
Industries-Banking 092-Brick Kiln 093
-Science and Technology 080
Infant Mortality 019
Informal Sectors 77, 093
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Interviews 182
Jagori 068
Jamsenpa, Anshu 166
Justice Verma Committee 109, 117
Karat, Brinda 182Khan, Shama 150
Khan, Shazia 138
Krishnaswamy, Madhuri 041
Laws 148, 182, 184, 202, 205, 229, 275,
285
Lesbians, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender 051, 052
LGBT 051, 052
Livelihood 157
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 025
Marriage 113, 124, 135, 142Masculinity 068
Media 042, 052
Menon, Nivedita 030
MGNREGA 025
Micro Credit 070
Micro Finance 070
Midday Meals 157
Migration 142, 255
Minorities 135
Motherhood 079, 082, 104
Movements 051, 056
Murthy, Paneesh 276
Naik, Kanta 149
Nair, Mira 134
Nair, Sonam 131
Najib, Moska 075
Narratives 264
National Commission for Women 147
National Policy for Children 2013 018
NCW 147
NGOs 148
Nirbhaya Case 196, 200, 201, 229, 244
Nirbhaya Fund 244Non-Governmental Organisations 148
Nuns 160
Nutrition 017
Occupations-Commandos 078
-Drivers 073, 081
-Nursing 090
-Post Women 083
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-Security Forces 091
Paintings 061, 062
Panchayati Raj 032, 154, 242
Partition 036
Patriarchy 181
Performing Arts 063, 064Personalia 075, 081, 149, 150, 166, 285
Phoolan Devi 063
Photography 264
Police 186, 192, 195, 211, 274Politics 040, 046, 093, 146, 149, 163
Pornography 132, 228, 235, 241
Prisoners 175, 188
Programmes and Policies 244
Property Rights 113, 116, 124, 282
Prostitution 263, 269
Rag Pickers 096Rape 007, 109, 110, 111, 112, 115, 118,
126, 127, 138, 139, 158, 176, 283,
284
Refugees 036
Reproductive Health 106
Reservation Policy 154
Revathi 042
Ria 044
Rural Areas 143, 181
Rural Women 100, 113, 157
Safety 184, 186Sanitation 093
Sarkar, Lotika 285
Scheduled Castes 121
Self Help Groups 071
Sethia, Kesar Devi 047
Sex Ratio 159
Sex Workers 035, 140
Sexual Harassment at Workplace 271, 272, 276
Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition
and Redressal) Bill, 2012 272
Sexual Violence 173
Sexuality 043, 181Shakuntala Devi 043
Shamshad Begum 137
Sher-Gil, Amrita 062
SHGs 071Single Women 082
Slums 004
Social Movements 056
Social Security 012
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Area Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Afghanistan 075, 094, 095
Africa 017
Agra 242
Ahmedabad 081Asia 085
Assam 107
Badwani District 041Barmer District 150
Bihar 073, 097, 103, 174, 200
China 143, 144
Delhi 004, 009, 010, 039, 075, 083, 089,
093, 140, 190, 192, 194, 196, 200,
201, 203, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210,212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 218, 219,
220, 224, 225, 226, 229, 233, 234,
236, 237, 238, 240, 243, 244, 245,
246, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254, 256,
258, 263, 269
Faridabad 274
Fazilka District 279
Great Britain 040, 046
Gujarat 081
Gurgaon 001, 006, 022Guwahati 165
Hamirpur 038
Haryana 001, 006, 022, 142, 176, 273, 274
Hong Kong 082
Indonesia 051, 086
Jammu and Kashmir 138
Jharkhand 120
Kerala 093, 154, 163Kolkata 265
Korea 135, 167, 170
Lucknow 072, 110, 277
Madhya Pradesh 041, 171, 172
Maharashtra 125, 156, 162, 181, 231
Mathura 059
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Mumbai 093
Noida 262
Orissa 056, 101
Pakistan 152, 155Patna 073, 200
Philippines 049
Punjab 279
Rajasthan 015, 034, 047, 093, 150, 157, 281
Sri Ganganagar District 034
Sri Lanka 069
Sumatra 070
Tamil Nadu 027, 187
Tibet 160Tinsukia District 107
Udaipur 015
United States 063, 153
Uttar Pradesh 038, 057, 059, 060, 072, 103, 110,
174, 188, 242, 262, 277
Uttarakhand 093
Varanasi 057, 060
Vrindavan 057, 059
West Bengal 036, 121, 265
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Author Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Aggarwal, Rohini 040
Bakker, Isabella 020
Bhate-Deosthali, Padma 039
CEHAT 039
Centre for Enquiry into Health and Allied Themes 039
Centre for Indian Trade Unions 022Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta 044
Chakravarty, Chandrava 017
Chatterji, Shoma A 034
Chaurasia, Manoj 018
CITU 022
CSSS 044
Deshpande, Ashwini 024Donovan, Josephine 008
Dube, Abhay Kumar 042
Economic and Political Weekly 016
Elson, Diane 020
FORCES 003, 004, 005, 006
Forum for Creche and Childcare Services 003, 004, 005, 006
Freedman, Estelle B 041
Girish, Chanda 019
Girja Kumar 002Greer, Germaine 012
Hansakshar Trust 035
Helie, Anissa 015
Hoodfar, Homa 015
Hurjook, Nasima 019
IDRC 028
IEG 045
IHD 007
India. Ministry of Law and Justice. Legislative Department 001
Indian Women's Press Core 031Institute for Human Development 007
Institute of Economic Growth 045
International Development Research Centre 028
Jain, Arvind 029
Kariv, Dafna 023
Karlekar, Malavika 009
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Kashid, Girish 019Kelkar, Govind 027
Khetan, Prabha 042
Kim, Youna 032
Krishnaraj, Maithreyi 027
LABIA - A Queer Feminist LBT Collective 013
Munshi, Indra 016
Nneelanjana 014
Pandey, Mrinal 031, 036, 037
Plan International 003
Prakash, Padma 039
Prasad, Chandra Bhan 011
Rege, Sangeeta 039
Rustagi, Preet 007
Sama Resource Group for Women and Health 010
Shah, Chayanika 013
Sharma, Kshama 031, 043
Sharma, Shubhra 021
Sharma, Smriti 024
Singh, Aditya Narayan 002
Singh, Bhasha 033
Singh, Kirti 028
Singhal, Vipin Kumar 026
UN Women, South Asia Office 027
UNICEF 007United Nations Children's Fund 007
University of Delhi. Delhi School of Economics. Department
of Economics. Centre for Development Economics 024
Vakoch, Douglas A 025
Verma, Archana 035
Yadav, Rajendra 035, 038, 042
Young, Brigitte 020
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Keyword Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Autobiographies 019
Bills 001
Case Studies 023
Child Care 005
Child Marriage 029
Children 028, 043Colonialism 016, 017
Counselling 014, 039
Criminal Law 001
Dalit Studies 011
Dalits 024, 033
Disabilities 019
Displaced Persons 016Divorce 028
Domestic Violence 039
Dowry 028
Dowry Deaths 029
Ecofeminism 025
Economic Development 034
Electronic Media 032
Employment 020, 021, 023, 024
Family 028, 029, 043
Farming 027Feminism 020, 021, 039, 041
Feminist Criticism 025
Feminist Economics 020
Feminist Theory 008
Forestry 016
Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand 002
Gender Equality 021
Gender Identity 013, 014, 017
Girl Child 006, 034, 043
Globalisation 042
Governance 020
Health 006, 033
Helpers of the Handicaped 019
History 041Homebased Workers 022
Homosexuality 041
ICDS 003, 004, 005
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Indian Penal Code 001Industries-Textile 022
Informal Sectors 022
Integrated Child Development Services 003, 004, 005
Journalism 031, 043
Justice Verma Committee 030
Land Rights 016
Laws 015, 026, 033, 034
Lesbians 014Literature 035, 040
-English 017
Livelihood 016
Mahila Samakhya 021
Marriage 028, 043
Media 034, 036, 040, 043
Motherhood 036Muslims 015, 043
Narratives 013
Nirbhaya Case 030
Occupations-Teaching 021
Patriarchy 042
Performing Arts 017
Personal Narratives 014, 033
Photographs 009
Photography 009Politics 018
Programmes and Policies 003, 004, 005
Queer Studies 013
Rabri Devi 018
Rape 030
Rehabilitation 016
Scheduled Castes 024
Self Employment 023
Sexual Harassment at Workplace 029Sexuality 002, 029, 041
Single Women 028
Social Security 022
Statistics 004, 007Subbalakshmi, M S 036
Surrogacy 010
Sweepers 033
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Terrorism 034Theatre 017
Trafficking 034
Tribes and Tribals 024
Unmarried Couples 034
Verma, J S 030
Violence Against Women 029, 030, 034, 036, 040
Women Writers 035Women Writings 038, 040
Women-Gandhi 002
Women-History 009
Women’s Movements 040, 043
Women’s Rights 026, 029
Women’s Studies 008, 035, 038
Yadav, Lalu Prasad 018
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Area Index
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Andhra Pradesh 003, 022, 028, 033
Assam 028
Bihar 004, 018, 033
Delhi 022, 028, 033
Europe 020
Great Britain 017
Gujarat 028, 033
Haryana 022, 033
Hayathnagar 003
Jammu and Kashmir 033
Karnataka 028, 033
Kerala 022, 028
Madhya Pradesh 028, 033
Maharashtra 019, 022, 028
North East 022, 024
Orissa 028
Rajasthan 006, 028, 033
Tamil Nadu 022, 028
United States 020, 041
Uttar Pradesh 005, 022, 028, 033
West Bengal 022, 028, 033