SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN MEDIA - South Asian Women in Media

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with BJP president Amit Shah during the BJP National Convention at Ramlila Ground in New Delhi on January 12, 2019. (Express Photo: Amit Mehra) The Government’s Ayodhya petition in the Supreme Court Tuesday …

The crucial question is what kind of public image Priyanka wants to project. Because what she initiates for herself now, will remain in contemporary Indian politics for a quarter century for sure. Accordingly, she will have to script her…

The South Asian Women in Media (SAWM) is a network of women journalists based in each country of the region -- that is, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. WE STAND FOR freedom of speech and…

It is still a taboo in a country like India to talk about menstrual hygiene. But Purulia District in West Bengal sets an example to rest of the country by its Kanyashree Group of Adolescent Girls. This Group talks to the local community…

"When a Women Reports a Story She does in a Different way". Were enough provisions are given to the Female Journalist on Ground, its a question with No answer. Every Women Journalist travels across to file a story but the basic amenity…

Everytime Children are considered as the Marginalised community, the reason behind this is, they don't have any political importance. Here the school of West Bengal sets a trend for forming a Children Cabinet. The Cabinet comprises of 5…

The 88-page manual lists the rules and guidelines which schools have to follow to ensure safety of children in each category - divided into categories such as infrastructure, health and hygiene, psycho-social aspects, roles and…

A decade is a long time to grieve, too long to solve a murder. Too long to come to terms that no one cares but for their benefit which does not include the aggrieved.  Sad though, this seem to be the reality. Lasantha certainly did not die…

The visit to the 200-bedded Goalpara Civil Hospital, recipient of the Kayakalp and Lakshya awards,  was a pleasant surprise as contrary to usual government hospitals, it was very clean and all parameters of hygiene are being duly followed.…