COVER STORY
The film producer and BAFTA nominee, on her latest release, <em>Haraamkhor</em>, and dealing with the Censor Board.
Outlook Magazine - 23 January 2017
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Barring a few exceptional cases, disclosing identities of victims of sexual crimes is necessary in India, say experts
"None said 'I have been molested'", Bangalore City commissioner of police says starting point needed for the police to swing into action.
Unruliness defined the onset of 2017 in Bangalore. Policing issue? Yes, but that’s not all.
Town squares have become battle zones for women. There isn’t even a language to express remorse. Is there a larger social failing?
TCS’s miracle man, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, is the new chairman of Tata Sons
In UP, the BJP banks on a ‘second Modi wave’, hoping the demonetisation shake-up will break its 14-year jinx
The BJP’s aggressive push has boosted efforts by the Congress and the SP to hitch their poll wagons together
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Bangalore molesters were only doing their best as ‘worthy’ sons
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Barring a few exceptional cases, disclosing identities of victims of sexual crimes is necessary in India, say experts
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Radio cab services have failed to be safe for women
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"None said 'I have been molested'", Bangalore City commissioner of police says starting point needed for the police to swing into action.
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Unruliness defined the onset of 2017 in Bangalore. Policing issue? Yes, but that’s not all.
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Town squares have become battle zones for women. There isn’t even a language to express remorse. Is there a larger social failing?
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TCS’s miracle man, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, is the new chairman of Tata Sons
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In UP, the BJP banks on a ‘second Modi wave’, hoping the demonetisation shake-up will break its 14-year jinx
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The BJP’s aggressive push has boosted efforts by the Congress and the SP to hitch their poll wagons together
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