In March 2012, scholar and art historian Kapila Vatsyayan delivered a speech after receiving the 4th Thalia Prize, explaining the interdependence of different art forms — theatre, dance to music.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
This is the first major attack on central security forces since last November, when a CRPF jawan was killed and four were injured in an ambush in Jiribam on Manipur-Assam border.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
How absurd these women are. Are they implying there is no sexual harassment of women in workplaces? They must be like the three monkeys who don’t see, hear or speak of evil. Pathetic!
If we respect freedom of expression and plurality of views, it would be unfair to castigate someone for taking a contrarian position. However, if someone who stands accused of impropriety is a former colleague, friend or husband, writing against the movement is liable to be seen as pushing an agenda. What seems to be paining younger journalists about their seniors mentioned in this column is that these women are failing to see the historic importance of the Me Too movement, for all workspaces and newsrooms in particular. Worse may be happening in rural India. However, to refer to that in an effort to trivialise what is presently a largely urban, middle class movement is classic whataboutery. Some tasteless remarks can be made, reflecting a lack of education and upbringing, but violating the bodily integrity of a woman, especially someone in a subordinate position, is a criminal act. No alibis.
I agree with each of the original statements of the women being attacked in this article.
Despicable “women” aka enablers.
How absurd these women are. Are they implying there is no sexual harassment of women in workplaces? They must be like the three monkeys who don’t see, hear or speak of evil. Pathetic!
If we respect freedom of expression and plurality of views, it would be unfair to castigate someone for taking a contrarian position. However, if someone who stands accused of impropriety is a former colleague, friend or husband, writing against the movement is liable to be seen as pushing an agenda. What seems to be paining younger journalists about their seniors mentioned in this column is that these women are failing to see the historic importance of the Me Too movement, for all workspaces and newsrooms in particular. Worse may be happening in rural India. However, to refer to that in an effort to trivialise what is presently a largely urban, middle class movement is classic whataboutery. Some tasteless remarks can be made, reflecting a lack of education and upbringing, but violating the bodily integrity of a woman, especially someone in a subordinate position, is a criminal act. No alibis.