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Current Awareness Bulletin
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Section 1: Journals/ Periodicals/ Newsletters Articles
Agriculture ...................................................................... 001
Budget .............................................................................. 002-003
Child Abuse ..................................................................... 004-005
Child Labour .................................................................... 006-011
Children ........................................................................... 012
Children’s Rights ............................................................. 013
Credit ............................................................................... 014
Demography ..................................................................... 015-017
Education ......................................................................... 018-027
Feminism ......................................................................... 028-034
Feminist Theory ............................................................... 035
Fertility ............................................................................ 036
Girl Child ......................................................................... 037-040
Health ............................................................................... 041
History ............................................................................. 042
Laws................................................................................. 043-050
Migration ......................................................................... 051-055
Panchayati Raj.................................................................. 056
Personalia ......................................................................... 057-060
Programmes and Policies ................................................. 061-062
Reproductive Technology ................................................ 063-071
Sexuality .......................................................................... 072-125
Surrogate Mothers ............................................................ 126
Violence ........................................................................... 127
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Widows ............................................................................ 128-129
Women-Ageing ................................................................ 130-135
-Agriculture ............................................................ 136
-Arts ....................................................................... 137-143
-Budget .................................................................. 144-145
-Credit .................................................................... 146-147
-Crimes ................................................................. 148-149
-Crimes Against ..................................................... 150-164
-Devadasi ..................................................... 165-166
-Domestic Violence ...................................... 167-172
-Dowry ......................................................... 173-174
-Rape ............................................................ 175-197
-Sati .............................................................. 198-199
-Sex Workers ............................................... 200-210
-Sexual Harassment ...................................... 211
-Detention .............................................................. 212
-Development ......................................................... 213
-Economic Development ........................................ 214-215
-Education .............................................................. 216-232
-Employment.......................................................... 233-253
-Empowerment ....................................................... 254-259
-Entrepreneurs ........................................................ 260
-Environment ......................................................... 261-262
-Forestry ................................................................. 263
-Gandhi .................................................................. 264
-Health ................................................................... 265-270
-History .................................................................. 271-273
-Information Technology........................................ 274
-Laws ..................................................................... 275-297
-Literature .............................................................. 298-304
-Marriage ............................................................... 305
-Media .................................................................... 306-314
-Migration .............................................................. 315-325
-Movements ........................................................... 326-332
-Muslims ................................................................ 333-343
-Organisations ........................................................ 344
-Panchayati Raj ...................................................... 345-346
-Politics .................................................................. 347-364
-Programmes and Policies ...................................... 365-373
-Religion ................................................................ 374-376
-Sports .................................................................... 377-380
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-Status .................................................................... 381-383
-Tribes and Tribals ................................................. 384
Women’s Rights ............................................................... 385-386
Women’s Studies ............................................................. 387
Section 2: Books/ Mimeo Papers/ Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshop Reports
Abortion ........................................................................... 001
Communication ................................................................ 002
Development Planning ..................................................... 003
Disabilities Studies ........................................................... 004
Economic Development ................................................... 005
Employment ..................................................................... 006
Ethics ............................................................................... 007
Feminism ......................................................................... 008
Gender Mainstreaming ..................................................... 009
Midwives ......................................................................... 010
Peasants............................................................................ 011
Reproductive Health ......................................................... 012-013
Research Methods ............................................................ 014-015
Social Development ......................................................... 016
Widows ............................................................................ 017
Women-Biographies......................................................... 018-020
-Development ......................................................... 021-024
-Employment.......................................................... 025-029
-Entrepreneurs ........................................................ 030
-History .................................................................. 031
-Land Rights........................................................... 032
-Laws ..................................................................... 033-037
-Literature .............................................................. 038
-Panchayati Raj ...................................................... 039-040
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-Politics .................................................................. 041
-Religion ................................................................ 042-044
-Status .................................................................... 045
-Violence Against................................................... 046
Women’s Studies ............................................................. 047
Annual Reports ................................................................ 048-050
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Agriculture
001 Ahmad, Bashir.
Electronic information resources and services in agriculture: a study.
University News. 47(27); 6-12 July 2009. p.1-9.
Budget
002
Sudan Kasturi, Charu. Wanted: a budget for children.
Telegraph. 16 June; 2009. p.3.
003 Thacker, Teena.
Panel pushes for child budget.
Indian Express. 1 July; 2009. p.6.
Child Abuse
004
Sharma, Alankaar and Gilgun, Jane F. In their own words: learning about child sexual abuse by listening to the perpetrators.
Indian Journal of Social Work. 69(3); July 2008. p.321-338.
005
Singh, Vijaita.
Most cases under Sec 377 are for child abuse. Hindustan Times. 3 July; 2009. p.9.
Child Labour
006 Ghosh, Dwalpayan.
Teens tied up in Rakhi work.
Times of India. 8 July; 2009. p.7.
007
Kavita Ratna.
Child labour issues need humane hand. Deccan Herald. 15 June; 2009. p.11.
008 Rajalakshmi, T K.
On the aha moment invisible work.
Frontline. 26(15); 18-31 July 2009. p.81-83.
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009
Singh, Smriti. Child labour: HC tweaks rehab rules.
Times of India. 16 July; 2009. p.6.
010
Sundari, S.
An empirical study of girls work in India.
Indian Journal of Social Work. 69(3); July 2008. p.397-419.
011
World Day against Child Labour: give girls a chance in 2009. Human Touch. 6(6); June 2009. p.23-25.
Children
012 Roy Chowdhury, Tanushree.
To deter abuse of trafficked children, Gurgaon administration plans to sensitise officials, public.
Indian Express. 6 August; 2009. p.3.
Children’s Rights
013
Vinodhini.
State govts face ire over child rights commission.
Asian Age. 15 August; 2009. p.4.
Credit
014
A partial marvel. Indian Express. 24 July; 2009. p.11.
Demography 015
Ganguly, Sujata and Negi, Nalin Singh.
Consequences of female shortage in India.
Legal News and Views. 23(8); August 2009. p.8-12.
016
Roberts, Sam. Indian take boy child bias to US.
Telegraph. 16 June; 2009. p.3.
017 Samaiyar, Priyajit.
Intensifying son preference and declining sex ratio in India: a birth order-based analysis.
Indian Journal of Social Work. 69(1); January 2008. p.73-82.
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Education 018
Alur, Mithu.
Children of the same god.
Indian Express. 14 August; 2009. p.13.
019
Back to school (Editorial). Times of India. 6 August; 2009. p.14.
020 Butalia, Nivriti.
Out of habit.
Hindustan Times. 16 August; 2009. p.10.
021
Dhar, Aarti.
Yash Pal panel report will be implemented in 100 days: Sibal. Hindu. 25 June; 2009. p.13.
022
Mahajan, Nitin. Single exam board for all India: Sibal.
Asian Age. 26 June; 2009. p.1,2.
023
Mukherjee, Shruba.
Children’s right to free education: loopholes galore. Deccan Herald. 12 August; 2009. p.11.
024
Mukherjee, Shruba. Education Bill ignores disabled children: experts.
Deccan Herald. 4 August; 2009. p.8.
025
Mukul, Akshaya.
Dalit kids cannot use school loo but have to clean them. Times of India. 25 June; 2009. p.18.
026
Ramachandran, Vimala. Put them back on track.
Hindu(Sun.Mag.). 9 August; 2009. p.1.
027
Varma, Subodh.
Why they can't stay the course.
Times of India. 9 July; 2009. p.4.
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Feminism
028 Bhattacharjee, Malini.
Feminism or reservation?
Mainstream. 47(31); 18 July 2009. p.18.
029
Cheng, Sealing.
Questioning global vaginahood: reflections from adapting the Vagina Monologues in Hong Kong.
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.19-35.
030
Gopal, Meena.
Altering, using and owning the body: technology and women's embodiment.
RCWS Newsletter. 29(3); Winter 2008. p.4-5.
031
Kalarova, Marta. Fairies and fighters: gendered tactics of the alter-globalization movement in Prague (2000) and
Genoa (2001).
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.91-107.
032
Shun-Hing, Chan.
Politics of female subjectivities and the everyday: the case of the Hong Kong feminist Journal Nuliu.
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.36-53.
033
Subramaniam, Banu.
Moored metamorphoses: a retrospective essay on feminist science studies.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.951-980.
034
Yu, Su-Lin. Third-wave feminism: a transnational perspective.
AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 15(1); 2009. p.7-25.
Feminist Theory 035
Lombardo, Emanuela and Verloo, Mieke.
Contentious citizenship: feminist debates and practices and European challenges. Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.108-128.
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Fertility
036 Arokiasamy, P.
Fertility decline in India: contributions by uneducated women using contraception.
Economic and Political Weekly. 44(30); 25-31 July 2009. p.55-64.
Girl Child
037
Dam, Mohana. It's my life.
Indian Express(Sun.Mag.). 9 August; 2009. p.10.
038 Mahajani, Urvi.
12-yr-old Mumbai girl files case against father.
Hindustan Times. 29 June; 2009. p.15.
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Pandit, Ambika. Why she is Delhi govt's ladli.
Times of India. 16 August; 2009. p.2.
040 Sinha, Chinki.
One medium two lives.
Indian Express. 12 July; 2009. p.10.
Health
041
Parker-Pope, Tara. Can divorce make you ill?
Indian Express. 8 August; 2009. p.17.
History
042
Chakrabarty, Dipesh.
Bourgeois categories made global: Utopian and actual lives of historical document in India. Economic and Political Weekly. 44(25); 20-26 June 2009. p.67-75.
Laws
043 Bhagi, Nikhil.
Maintenance granted to spouse should be according to status, says High Court.
Indian Express. 8 July; 2009. p.3.
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044
Bidwai, Praful. Landmark Judgement on gay rights.
Mainstream. 47(31); 18 July 2009. p.19.
045
Dabir, Neela.
Children in conflict with the law: need and scope for social work interventions.
Indian Journal of Social Work. 69(1); January 2008. p.95-104.
046
Ganguly, Devlina. I saw him! No, I didn't!
Telegraph. 22 July; 2009. p.9.
047 Mahapatra, Dhananjay.
Bigamy against true letter and spirit of Islam: law panel.
Times of India. 7 August; 2009. p.1.
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Mander, Harsh. Exiling hunger from every home.
Hindu(Sun.Mag.). 5 July; 2009. p.3.
049 Mitta, Manoj.
Law panels OK with gays, but govt prefers ban.
Times of India. 25 June; 2009. p.16.
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Tahir Mahmood. Tied up in knots.
Times of India. 12 August; 2009. p.20.
Migration 051
Awanish Kumar.
A class analysis of the Bihari menace. Economic and Political Weekly. 44(28); 11-17 July 2009. p.124-127.
052
Chelpi-Den Hamer, Magali. Migration patterns and influence of support networks: a case study of West Africans in the
Netherlands.
Gender, Technology and Development. 12(3); September-December 2009. p.347-364.
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053
Palo, Sasmita. Labour migration and HIV/AIDS vulnerability: an overview of international research.
Indian Journal of Social Work. 69(3); July 2008. p.369-395.
054
Sasikumar, S K.
Migration of highly skilled labour from India: trends, implications and policy issues.
Labour and Development. 13&14(2&1); 2008. p.18-35.
055
Sharma, Jeevan Raj. Practices of male labor migration from the hills of Nepal to India in development discourses:
which pathology?
Gender, Technology and Development. 12(3); September-December 2009. p.303-323.
Panchayati Raj
056
Philip, Shaju. LDF wants 50 pc quota for women in Kerala local bodies.
Indian Express. 16 August; 2009. p.7.
Personalia 057
Krishna Iyer, V R.
The Sotomayor saga and gender justice. Hindu. 13 August; 2009. p.11.
058
Patel, Vibhuti. Neera Desai (1925-2009): pioneer of women's studies in India.
Economic and Political Weekly. 44(28); 11-17 July 2009. p.11-13.
059
Pati, Biswamoy.
From the parlour to the streets: a short note on Aruna Asaf Ali. Economic and Political Weekly. 44(28); 11-17 July 2009. p.24-26.
060
Srivastava, Kavita. A queenly life.
Asian Age. 31 July; 2009. p.7.
Programmes and Policies
061
Mallady, Shastry V.
Education for all to cover juvenile homes in Tamil Nadu. Hindu. 25 June; 2009. p.9.
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062 Rs.1000 a month for old and widows.
Times of India. 23 June; 2009. p.3.
Reproductive Technology 063
Bumiller, Kristin.
The geneticization of autism: from new reproductive technologies to the conception of genetic normalcy.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.875-900.
064
Firth, Georgina.
Re-negotiating reproductive technologies: the 'public foetus' revisited.
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.54-71.
065
Ikemoto, Lisa C. Eggs as capital: human egg procurement in the fertility industry and the stem cell research
enterprise.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.763-782.
066
Jesudason, Sujatha Anbuselvi.
In the hot tub: the praxis of building new alliances for reprogenetics. Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.901-924.
067 Mamo, Laura and Ruth Fosket, Jennifer.
Scripting the body: pharmaceuticals and the (re) making of menstruation.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.925-950.
068
Roberts, Dorothy E.
Race, gender, and genetic technologies: a new reproductive dystopia. Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.783-805.
069 Ryan, Maura A.
The introduction of Assisted Reproductive Technologies in the developing world: a test case for
evolving methodologies in feminist bioethics.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.805-826.
070
Shanley, Mary Lyndon and Asch, Adrienne. Involuntary childlessness, reproductive technology, and social justice: the medical mask on
social illness.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.851-874.
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071
Smith, Anna Marie. Reproductive technology, family law, and the postwelfare state: the California same-sex parents'
rights victories of 2005.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.827-850.
Sexuality
072
377 steps. Indian Express. 3 July; 2009. p.10.
073 Albuquerque, Ingrid.
Pointless ripples in the Gay Bay.
Deccan Herald. 17 July; 2009. p.11.
074
Amid Gaiety.
Times of India. 29 June; 2009. p.4.
075
Arasu, Ponni.
State shifts out a bedroom, allows some basic rights. Asian Age. 3 July; 2009. p.7.
076 Chopra, Ritika and Choudhury-Mahajan, Lina.
The rainbow schism.
Hindustan Times. 13 August; 2009. p.9.
077
Desai, Santosh.
Fear for the unnatural lurks in all of us. Times of India. 20 July; 2009. p.6.
078 Dev Sen, Antara.
Why no neta will talk straight on 377.
Asian Age. 9 July; 2009. p.7.
079
Dhar, Aarti.
An exciting day, a historic judgement. Hindu. 3 July; 2009. p.1.
080 Dolidon, Annabelle.
Shifting wittigian binaries: abstraction and re-materialization of the lesbian body in Sande Zeig's
The Girl.
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.72-92.
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081
Ennanuel, Dominic. No objection certificate.
Indian Express. 3 July; 2009. p.11.
082
Gautam Bhan.
On freedom's avenue.
Indian Express. 3 July; 2009. p.10.
083
Ghildiyal, Subodh. Bias against gays: law school wants govt to provide safeguards.
Times of India. 22 July; 2009. p.19.
084 Ghosal, Shonali.
Live-in gay couple still in the closet.
Times of India. 26 June; 2009. p.9.
085
Ghosh, Shohini. End to unnatural exclusion.
Hindustan Times. 3 July; 2009. p.10.
086 Jayan, T V.
Being gay is natural.
Telegraph. 13 July; 2009. p.12.
087
Jethmalani, Ram. Who's afraid of homosexuality?
Indian Express. 22 July; 2009. p.11.
088 Joshi, Ruchir.
Universal pride.
Telegraph. 12 July; 2009. p.10.
089
Kapur, Ratna.
A vision correction. Times of India. 8 July; 2009. p.18.
090 Khaitan, Tarunabh.
Good for all minorities.
Telegraph. 9 July; 2009. p.9.
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091
Khan, Alifiya. 25 p.c. young girls sexually active.
Hindustan Times. 3 August; 2009. p.1.
092
Khan, Atiq.
Muslim religious leaders deplore homosexuality.
Hindu. 3 July; 2009. p.3.
093
Mahapatra, Dhananjay. Govt to SC: let HC gay ruling be law of land.
Times of India. 21 July; 2009. p.7.
094 Mahapatra, Dhananjay.
SC admits petition on HC gay order.
Times of India. 10 July; 2009. p.1.
095
Mahaprashasta, Ajoy Ashirward. Queer politics.
Frontline. 26(15); 18-31 July 2009. p.33,36.
096 Mitta, Manoj and Singh, Smriti.
India's gay day.
Times of India. 3 July; 2009. p.1.
097
Mitta, Manoj. If gay sex is legal, why not prostitution?
Times of India. 11 July; 2009. p.14.
098 Mohan, Gopu.
Search for a suitable boy.
Indian Express. 16 August; 2009. p.10.
099
Mohanty, Suchitra Kalyan and Vinodhini.
Sexual revolution in India. Asian Age. 3 July; 2009. p.1,2.
100 Nair, Harish V.
It's okay to be gay.
Hindustan Times. 3 July; 2009. p.1, 15.
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101
Prasad, Ajnesh. On the etiology and politics of sexual phenomenology.
Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 16(2); May-August 2009. p.233-251.
102
Raaj, Neelam.
Straight talk.
Times of India. 28 June; 2009. p.10.
103
Sahoo, Akshaya Kumar. Orissa gay activists' thumbs up to Delhi high court ruling.
Asian Age. 16 July; 2009. p.15.
104 Salahudeen, M M.
Gay rights activism and health care issues.
Hindu. 16 August; 2009. p.12.
105
Sanghvi, Vir. Keep the law outside the bedroom.
Hindustan Times. 5 July; 2009. p.12.
106 Sayeed, Vikhar Ahmed.
Dignity restored.
Frontline. 26(15); 18-31 July 2009. p.34-35.
107
Sen, Aveek. Men between women.
Telegraph. 9 July; 2009. p.9.
108 Sengupta, Nandita.
Variety of sartorial and sexual kinds adds to colour.
Times of India. 29 June; 2009. p.4.
109
Sharan, Abhishek.
Proud to be happy and gay. Hindustan Times. 29 June; 2009. p.6.
110 Sharma, Nagendar.
After 150 years consensus nears on making homosexuality legal.
Hindustan Times. 28 June; 2009. p.1,17.
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111
Sharma, Tannu. SC notice to Centre, but refuses to stay gay sex ruling.
Indian Express. 10 July; 2009. p.4.
112
Siddiqui Zaman, Rana.
The choice is clear.
Hindu(Mag.). 6 July; 2009. p.1.
113
Singh, Smriti. Today is judgement day for gays.
Times of India. 2 July; 2009. p.9.
114 Sinha, Chinki.
Meeting parents possible now, says gay rights activist.
Asian Age. 3 July; 2009. p.7.
115
Sinha, Kounteya. HC order will help in HIV battle.
Times of India. 3 July; 2009. p.9.
116 Sitapati, Vinay.
Sexuality equality.
Indian Express(Mag.). 3 July; 2009. p.1+2,5,7511.
117
Straight forward. Telegraph. 5 July; 2009. p.10.
118
Swaminathan, Shivaprasad. All-India permit.
Indian Express. 10 July; 2009. p.11.
119
Tellis, Ashley.
Why I can't join the party.
Hindu(Mag.). 12 July; 2009. p.4.
120
Tripathi, Shailaja. Together forever.
Hindu(Mag.). 6 July; 2009. p.1.
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121
Vanita, Ruth. Freedom to love.
Asian Age. 12 July; 2009. p.7.
122
Venkatesan, V.
Defining moment.
Frontline. 26(15); 18-31 July 2009. p.29-32.
123
Verma, Varun. I was beaten at the police stations.
Telegraph. 5 July; 2009. p.13.
124 Vinodhini.
Gay parade changes lives of many families.
Asian Age. 1 July; 2009. p.5.
125
Warekar, Tanay. Gays relish new freedom at home, pubs.
Times of India. 20 July; 2009. p.2.
Surrogate Mothers 126
Pande, Amrita.
Not an angel, not a whore: surrogates as dirty workers in India. Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 16(2); May-August 2009. p.141-173.
Violence
127 Poonacha, Veena R.
Overcoming violence, terror and the politics of hate (Editorial).
RCWS Newsletter. 29(3); Winter 2008. p.13.
Widows
128
Ahmed-Ghosh, Huma. Widows in India: issues of masculinity and women's sexuality.
AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 15(1); 2009. p.26-53.
129
Chhakchhuak, Linda.
No longer alone and powerless.
Grassroots. 1(6); June 2009. p.6.
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Women-Ageing
130 Chitose, Yoshimi.
Gender differences in health Insurance coverage among foreign residents in Japan: a case study
from Hamamatsu city.
Journal of Asian Women’s Studies. Vol.17; December 2008. p.44-55.
131
Madhok, Sujata. The Lotika Sarkar case- an alarm call for older women's rights.
Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.25-27.
132
Raj Kumar.
Bihar IPS faces action over leave.
Times of India. 14 August; 2009. p.5.
133
Seo, Akwi. Formation of ethnic identity through elder care: an analysis of Korean women's solidarity in a
day home in Osaka.
Journal of Asian Women’s Studies. Vol.17; December 2008. p.17-30.
134
Xiaomei, Pei.
Economically involved but socially excluded: elderly survivors in transitional China. Journal of Asian Women’s Studies. Vol.17; December 2008. p.30-43.
135 Yesudian, P. Princy and Singh, D P.
Profile of elderly women workers in India.
Research and Development Journal. 15(2); May 2009. p.8-12.
Agriculture
136
Singh, Santosh. Change of crop.
Indian Express. 16 August; 2009. p.10.
Arts 137
Amonkar, Kishori.
I have lost my mother. Asian Age. 22 July; 2009. p.7.
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138
Ganesh, Deepa. The matriarch of the Kirana Gharana.
Hindu. 22 July; 2009. p.20.
139
Ganesh, Deepa.
Beyond voice.
Frontline. 26(16); 1-14 August 2009. p.132-134.
140
Ganguly, Rita. Simply majestic.
Hindu(Mag.). 24 July; 2009. p.2.
141 Khurana, Shanno.
Gangubai, a devi after all.
Hindu(Mag.). 24 July; 2009. p.2.
142
Menon, Sudanand. Classicist till the end.
Indian Express. 22 July; 2009. p.10.
143 Pattammal, D K.
Matriarch of music.
Frontline. 26(16); 1-14 August 2009. p.99-104.
Budget
144
Kurup, Saira. Womenomics: some lessons for the FM.
Times of India. 5 July; 2009. p.15.
145
Women happy, lawyers resent service tax.
Times of India. 7 July; 2009. p.19.
Credit
146
Das, Sudhansu R. Self help groups being spoiled by the lure of subsidy.
Deccan Herald. 16 June; 2009. p.11.
147
Dhawan, Himanshi.
Prez keen on micro-finance for women.
Times of India. 19 July; 2009. p.13.
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Crimes 148
Campos, Adriana Pereira; Franco, Sebastial Pimentel and Silva, Altinl Silveira.
Women and violence in 19th Century Brazil.
Journal of Gender Studies. No. 12; 2009. p.137-141.
149
Malik, Nesrine. What makes them mothers of martyrdom?
Deccan Herald. 11 July; 2009. p.4.
Crimes Against 150
Bamakrishnan, Venkitesh.
Death by decree. Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.12-13.
151 Bhardwaj, Mukesh.
Honour killing: cops fails to nab accused.
Indian Express. 23 July; 2009. p.8.
152
Choudhury, Rabindra Nath.
Class 6 girl stripped in Orissa school. Asian Age. 5 August; 2009. p.3.
153
Crime rate down in city. Deccan Herald. 17 July; 2009. p.3.
154 Divya A.
Can't find brides, Haryana barters away little girls.
Times of India. 2 August; 2009. p.1,13.
155
Dorairaj, S.
Demons and gods. Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.22-24.
156 Janyala, Sreenivas.
Andhra unsafe for women: IT firms, govt depts worst hit.
Indian Express. 10 August; 2009. p.8.
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157
Jolly, Asit. Honour killing in Haryana.
Asian Age. 10 August; 2009. p.5.
158
Jolly, Asit.
Violence: stalks the fair sex.
Asian Age(Sun.Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.14.
159
Natarajan, Jayanthi. Nothing honourable about honour killing.
Asian Age. 3 August; 2009. p.6.
160 Rajalakshmi, T K.
In the name of honour.
Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.4-11.
161
Rajalakshmi, T K. Nothing honourable.
Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.16.
162 Saxena, Shobhan.
Sex, lies and politics.
Times of India. 2 August; 2009. p.10.
163
Singh, Ranbir. Feudal roots.
Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.17-20.
164 Why Delhi is an NE nightmare.
Times of India. 10 July; 2009. p.3.
Devadasi
165
Black, Maggie.
Women in ritual slavery: devadasi, jogini and mathamma in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, Southern India.
Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.179-205.
166
Paul, Nishta and Chidambaranathan, M.
Reflections of a Nityasumangali: where the past meets the present.
Women’s Link. 15(3); July-September 2009. p.18-26.
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Domestic Violence
167 Gilon, Catherine Jona.
The silent cry.
Grassroots. 1(7); July 2009. p.3.
168
Joshi, Gopa.
Samaj aur parivar main nari ke virudh hinsa. Nari Samvad. 14(1); June 2009. p.22-26.
169 Lewis, Christine.
Domestic violence: the day my daughter hit me.
Hindu. 29 June; 2009. p.11.
170
Rajeesh, Sangeetha.
Rising above all odds. Grassroots. 1(6); June 2009. p.8.
171
Verma, Varuna. Help, my wife beats me.
Telegraph. 12 July; 2009. p.14.
172
Yasin, Fozia.
Women come out of closet to report abuse. Asian Age. 14 July; 2009. p.21.
Dowry
173 Ghosh, Dwalpayan.
In-laws arrested in Deepika case husband at large.
Times of India. 22 July; 2009. p.5.
174
Ramesh Babu.
Kerala village unties the dowry knot. Hindustan Times. 6 July; 2009. p.8.
Rape 175
Anand, Utkarsh.
Asked to provide security to woman, cops cry harassment.
Indian Express. 2 August; 2009. p.5.
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176
Attah, Christiana Ejura. Criminal justice and rape of minors as crime against innocents.
Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.213-224.
177
Bukhari, Shujaat.
Shopian case to be handed over to CBI.
Times of India. 13 August; 2009. p.12.
178
Get to the truth on Shopian (Editorial). Hindu. 13 August; 2009. p.10.
179
Human rights violation case: girl cheated and harassed in Sambalpur. Human Touch. 6(7); July 2009. p.39.
180 Hussain, Ashiq.
Month on, no headway in rape-murder case.
Hindustan Times. 30 June; 2009. p.11.
181
Jahangir, Majid.
Shopian: HC orders to exhume bodies for fresh autopsy. Indian Express. 5 July; 2009. p.3.
182 Jaleel, Muzamil.
Shopian case: trail of neglect is behind the DNA collapse.
Indian Express. 14 August; 2009. p.1,2.
183
Jaleel, Muzamil.
We want the names of killers. Indian Express. 23 June; 2009. p.9.
184 Jaleel, Yusuf.
Rape report mess: SP suspended.
Asian Age. 23 June; 2009. p.5.
185
Jameel, Yusuf.
Accused cops in Shopian case held. Asian Age. 16 July; 2009. p.1.
186 Joshi, Arun.
Breakthrough in Shopian case?
Hindustan Times. 6 July; 2009. p.8.
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187 Kaul, Sumir.
Mystery letter points to family involvement.
Asian Age. 5 August; 2009. p.5.
188
Kaul, Sumir.
Shopian panel purpose lost. Asian Age. 13 July; 2009. p.4.
189 Mander, Harsh.
Torment in Shopian.
Hindu(Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.3.
190
Noorani, A G.
A flawed inquiry. Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.35-40.
191 Quraishi, Humra.
Musings: Shopian killings don't stir us!
Mainstream. 47(27); 20 June 2009. p.9.
192
Sharma, Kalpana.
Prime time rape. Hindu. 28 June; 2009. p.
193 Sinha, Namya.
Scared.
Hindustan Times(Mag.). 11 August; 2009. p.1.
194
Sudan Kasturi, Charu and Jacob, Jayanth.
Frown for policy for rape compensation. Telegraph. 17 July; 2009. p.4.
195
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Hindu. 23 June; 2009. p.12.
196
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Special investigation team bungled Shopian probe. Hindu. 13 August; 2009. p.12.
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197
Women’s groups condemn state cover-up in Shopian case. Mainstream. 47(27); 20 June 2009. p.9.
Sati
198 Bareth, Narayan.
Villagers stop sati near Deorala.
Asian Age. 10 August; 2009. p.3.
199
Divya A. Why sati is still burning issue.
Times of India. 16 August; 2009. p.11.
Sex Workers 200
Andrijasevic, Rutvica and Anderson, Bridget.
Anti-Trafficking Campaigns: decent? Honest? Truthful? Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.151-155.
201
Asman, Susanne. The moral order and worries about trafficking in Nepal.
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202
Banyapadhyay, Mouparna.
Letters from the heart.
Indian Express. 5 July; 2009. p.8.
203
Farr, Kathryn. Armed conflict, war rape, and the commercial trade in women and children's labour.
Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.1-31.
204
Gazi, Rukhsana; Shamima Praveen and Kabir, Humayun.
Risk behaviour network and vulnerability to HIV infection of migrant female sex workers in
Teknaf, Bangladesh. Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.55-70.
205 Huda, Sigma.
Prostitution: a profitable form of trafficking and the mechanisms to counter it.
Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.235-254.
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206
Jaleel, Muzamil. The Sunday story J&K's.
Indian Express(Sun.Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.11.
207
Okojie, Christiana E E.
International trafficking of women for the purpose of sexual exploitation and prostitution the
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208 Samarasinghe, Vidymali.
Two to tango probing the demand side of female sex trafficking.
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209
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Drop-in centre to help sex workers. Hindu. 6 August; 2009. p.5.
210 Subedi, Govind.
Trafficking in girls and women in Nepal for commercial sexual exploitation: emerging concerns
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Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.121-145.
Sexual Harassment
211 12 years of a futile fight for justice.
Times of India. 2 August; 2009. p.10.
Women-Detention 212
Kaushik, Anupma and Sharma, Kavita.
Human rights of women prisoners in India: a case study of Jaipur Central Prison for Women. Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 16(2); May-August 2009. p.253-271.
Development
213 Gender perspectives on global public health: implementing the internationally agreed development
goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.
Vikasini: the Journal of Women’s Empowerment. 24(2); April-June 2009. p.23-26.
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Economic Development
214 Bhagbanprakash.
Investing in women: a smart choice.
Human Touch. 6(7); July 2009. p.32-38.
215
Jain, Devaki.
Economic crisis and women: a draft review of selected sources of knowledge. Mainstream. 47(27); 20 June 2009. p.23-31.
Education
216 Alim, Farzana and Sameena Sultana.
Women, education and empowerment.
Women’s Link. 15(3); July-September 2009. p.2-4.
217
Brennan, Samantha and Corless, Rob. Creating a warmer environment for women in the Mathematical Sciences and in Philosophy.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.54-61.
218 Byers, Michele and Crocker, Diane.
A place at the table and a voice in the hall: third wave feminists in the Canadian academy.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.19-31.
219
Chakraborty, Tapas.
UP scraps jeans ban in girls' colleges. Telegraph. 24 June; 2009. p.4.
220 Devraj, P I and Syamala, K.
Women’s empowerment through education.
Women’s Link. 15(3); July-September 2009. p.14-17.
221 Engelmann, Donna.
Another look at a feminist ethics of teaching.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.62-71.
222
Ghose, Malini. Investing in adult womens' literacy and learning: reflections from an Indian context.
Adult Education and Development. No. 72; 2009. p.163-170.
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223
Gupta, Punita. Shiksha evam laingik vishmata.
Women’s Link. 15(3); July-September 2009. p.57-62.
224
Johnson, Angela; Anderson, Sybol Cook and Norlock, Kathryn.
A moral imperative: retaining women of color in science education.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.72-82.
225
Lisker, Donna. Reinventing single-sex education: the Baldwin scholars of Duke University.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.94-100.
226 Overall, Christine.
Introduction to educating women/women's education: in the postsecondary context.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.1-5.
227
Paik, Shailaja. Chhadi lage chham chham, vidya yeyi gham gham (The harder the stick beats, the faster the
flow of knowledge): dalit women's struggle for education.
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228
Pamecha, Suman and Chhajed, Ankita.
Gender disparity in literacy in Rajasthan. Women’s Link. 15(3); July-September 2009. p.5-9.
229 Pamela L and Parks, Jennifer A.
Disciplined or punished? The future of graduate education in women's studies.
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230
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Education vs enlightenment=empowerment: Mahila Samakhya, Lucknow. Women’s Link. 15(3); July-September 2009. p.10-13.
231
Robbins, Wendy and Simpson, Vicky. Pyramids of power: a statistical snapshot of women in post-secondary education in Canada and
some ideas for making change.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.6-18.
232
Sheffield, Suzanne. Enhancing women's graduate education: workshopping women's socialization to the academic
profession.
Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal 33(2); 2009. p.83-93.
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Employment 233
1st BSF woman battalion in July.
Asian Age. 13 July; 2009. p.3.
234
Ahuja, Suneeti.
Insurance companies harness women power for profits. Indian Express. 17 July; 2009. p.17.
235 Alvarez, Lizette.
GI Jane stealthily breaks the combat barrier.
Hindu. 17 August; 2009. p.11.
236
Banerjee, Rumu.
Skills upgraded, tailor-maid for the job. Times of India. 19 July; 2009. p.3.
237
Bhadra, Chandra. Working beyond borders: push of poverty on migrant women in Nepal.
Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.223-233.
238
Borpujari, Utpal.
Having women on selection boards a must. Deccan Herald. 10 July; 2009. p.8.
239
Chandraju, Aruna. Looking for that perfect balance.
Deccan Herald. 18 July; 2009. p.4.
240
Chhachhi, Amrita.
Ensuring democratic citizenship: a gender perspective on contending pathways for socio-economic security in South Asia.
Indian Journal of Human Development. 2(1); January-June 2008. p.133-164.
241 Dhawan, Himanshi.
Single women left out of NREGS.
Times of India. 14 July; 2009. p.7.
242
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Just 45 women as HC judges not one in SC. Times of India. 2 August; 2009. p.1,10.
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243 Kumar, Meenakshi.
A load off her head?
Times of India. 9 August; 2009. p.15.
244
Li, Bingqin and Peng, Huamin.
Unemployment experience and registered long-term unemployment in China: a gender perspective.
Journal of Asian Women’s Studies. Vol.17; December 2008. p.56-69.
245
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Govt employment ads seeks to attract women.
Asian Women. 13 July; 2009. p.5.
246
Nalini, R. Women, workplace and social work: an Indian perspective.
Labour and Development. 13&14(2&1); 2008. p.102-112.
247
Nayar, K P.
Seasoned by terror, from Lanka to Lima.
Telegraph. 2 August; 2009. p.4.
248
Paul, Cithara. Maid in your house trained by UN agency.
Telegraph. 8 July; 2009. p.4.
249
Ramanujan, Sweta and Bharti, Vishav.
The super mom syndrome.
Hindustan Times. 15 August; 2009. p.11.
250
Subramani, L. What makes women innovative?
Deccan Herald. 13 July; 2009. p.4.
251 Swaminathan, Mina.
Sixth Pay Commission: class and gender bias.
Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.30-32.
252
Topali, Pinelopi. Constructions of care in modern Greece: gendered relationships between Filipina domestic
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AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 15(1); 2009. p.94-124.
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253 Vishwanath, Jyothi.
Changing scenario in the labour legislations; with special reference to night shift ban on women.
Labour and Development. 13&14(2&1); 2008. p.58-79.
Empowerment
254
Chen, Eva Yin-I. Shanghai baby as a Chinese Chick-Lit: female empowerment and neoliberal consumerist agency.
AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 15(1); 2009. p.5493.
255
Dhawan, Himanshi.
Govt for national mission for women empowerment.
Times of India. 28 June; 2009. p.17.
256
Empowering women, nurturing growth. Telegraph. 1 July; 2009. p.15.
257
Menon, Ajitha. Sewing empowerment dreams.
Grassroots. 1(6); June 2009. p.7.
258
Poonacha, Veena R.
Empowerment of women: strategies for change. RCWS Newsletter. 29(3); Winter 2008. p.11-12.
259
Subramani, L. Putting the smile back on women's faces.
Deccan Herald. 18 July; 2009. p.4.
Entrepreneurs
260
Chengappa, Sangeetha.
Micro-enterprises adopt tech, get business savvy. Asian Age. 7 August; 2009. p.11.
Environment 261
Ota, Masako.
Eco-business by women's groups in Gujarat, India.
Journal of Asian Women’s Studies. Vol.17; December 2008. p.82-91.
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262
Raaj, Neelam. Q2P? Many women still have nowhere to go.
Times of India. 10 June; 2009. p.17.
Forestry 263
Pailoor, Anitha.
Vanastree: empowering women. Deccan Herald. 7 July; 2009. p.2.
Gandhi
264 Raj Kumar.
Nari jagran evam Gandhiji.
Nari Samvad. 14(1); June 2009. p.19-21.
Health
265
Ghatwai, Milind. 6 pregnant women killed, MP govt childbirth scheme breaks down.
Indian Express. 30 June; 2009. p.1,2.
266
Ground realities: women's sexual and reproductive health and rights in conflict situations.
Arrows for Change. 13(3); 2007. p.1-2.
267
Khan, Alifiya.
I've struggled 20 yrs for my own child, can't wait now. Hindustan Times. 6 August; 2009. p.8.
268 Khan, Saba and Varshney, Tanuja.
Gender health inequity in women's lives in Indian perspective.
Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.13-15,17.
269
Raja, Annie.
Maternal mortality rate-a silent genocide. Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.16-17.
270 Shrivastave, Usha.
Anaemia in women: a major health issue.
Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.18-19.
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History
271 Butalia, Urvashi.
1947: a story with a gruesome gender bias.
Asian Age. 14 August; 2009. p.6.
272
Jhare, Karan Chandra.
Itihas se bedakhal shahid Udah Devi. Hashiye ki Aawaz. 4(8); August 2009. p.10-11.
273 Manion, Jennifer.
Historic heteroessentialism and other orderings in early America.
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 34(4); Summer 2009. p.981-1004.
Information Technology
274
Blair, Alexandra. With this website I thee divorce.
Telegraph. 19 July; 2009. p.12.
Laws 275
A.P. Minister for Mahila Courts in every district.
Hindu. 4 July; 2009. p.8.
276
Anand, Utkarsh.
Priest sentenced to 10-year RI for raping minor. Indian Express. 22 July; 2009. p.3.
277 Bageshree S.
We cannot ignore the reality of violence.
Hindu(Sun.Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.1.
278
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Why suffer in silence? Hindu(Sun.Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.1.
279 Bali Mahabal, Kamayani.
Mental illness and maternity.
Deccan Herald. 8 August; 2009. p.4.
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280
Chugh, Bharat. Critical analysis of the law of adultery in India-a gender biases law.
Legal News and Views. 23(7); July 2009. p.4-6.
281
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The international protection of victims of trafficking in human beings and the Geneva
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282 Doddawadmath, Jayashree V.
Industrial law and women.
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283
Indira Jaising likely to be first woman ASG. Indian Express. 3 July; 2009. p.5.
284 Katari, S R.
Sex selective abortion-an onslaught to gender justice dynamism.
Legal News and Views. 23(7); July 2009. p.7-9.
285
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Legal response to women as victims of trafficking: a European perspective. Pakistan Journal of Women’s Studies: Alam-e-Niswan. 16(1-2); 2009. p.71-97.
286 Khosla, Madhav.
A daddy state.
Indian Express. 24 July; 2009. p.13.
287
Menon, Ritu.
Prajatantrik vakalat: Indira Jaisingh. Nari Samvad. 14(1); June 2009. p.9-14.
288
Nair, Harish V. Who's the guardian of unmarried minor girl?
Hindustan Times. 18 July; 2009. p.6.
289
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Abandoned by family when she was just 7, raped at new home. Indian Express. 23 July; 2009. p.9.
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290
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291
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SC saves rape victim's baby.
Hindustan Times. 22 July; 2009. p.1,17.
292
Selva Kumar S. Women’s right to property.
Telegraph. 10 July; 2009. p.3.
293 Sharma, Tannu.
Should pregnancy of mentally challenged rape victim be ended? SC will decide today.
Indian Express. 21 July; 2009. p.1,2.
294
Thacker, Teena. Law against sexual harassment to protect helps.
Indian Express. 4 July; 2009. p.7.
295 Thacker, Teena.
To check false sexual harassment claims, govt plans deterrent in Bill.
Indian Express. 9 August; 2009. p.1,2.
296
Venkatesan, J. Legislation to control surrogacy favoured.
Hindu. 10 August; 2009. p.14.
297 Venkatesan, V and Rajalakshmi, T K.
Special law needed.
Frontline. 26(17); 15-28 August 2009. p.14-15.
Literature
298
Bridger, Barbara. Dying to write-autobiography and reflexivity.
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.156-167.
299
Hema Nair R.
In the bell Jar: the theme of alienation and death in the works of Rajalakshmi.
Samyukta: a Journal of Women’s Studies. 8(2); July 2008. p.183-205.
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300
Jayasree, R K and Hema Nair R. Rajalakshmi remembered.
Samyukta: a Journal of Women’s Studies. 8(2); July 2008. p.9-18.
301
Jayasree, R K.
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Samyukta: a Journal of Women’s Studies. 8(2); July 2008. p.19-26.
302
Jeyan, Subash. Scripting change.
Hindu(Sun.Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.1.
303 Sukumar, Lakshmi.
Capturing the women's voices from the domestic space: feminism in Rajalakshmi.
Samyukta: a Journal of Women’s Studies. 8(2); July 2008. p.171-182.
304
Ziya us Salam. Of subjugation and sexuality.
Hindu(Mag.). 5 July; 2009. p.1.
Marriage 305
Shivadekar, Sanjeev.
Hindu-Muslim love marriages in Maha Crosshairs. Times of India. 3 July; 2009. p.7.
Media
306 Anuj Kumar.
Humanity assaulted.
Hindu. 17 July; 2009. p.7.
307
Bhagi, Nikhil.
Film highlights plight, trauma of rape victims. Indian Express. 5 July; 2009. p.5.
308 Kalim, Shagufta.
The inner and outer worlds of women.
Asian Age. 31 July; 2009. p.15.
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309
Khan, Atiq. A ray of hope for the oppressed in Bundelkhand.
Hindu. 6 August; 2009. p.7.
310
Malaviya, Sushmita.
Confidence in the air.
Grassroots. 1(7); July 2009. p.5.
311
Malaviya, Sushmita. Sound waves break barriers.
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 15 August; 2009. p.4.
312 Manjul, Tarannum.
Making news, making a difference.
Indian Express. 9 August; 2009. p.10.
313
Radhika, V. Capturing reality, frame by frame.
Deccan Herald. 18 July; 2009. p.4.
314 Unravelling violence on women.
Deccan Heald(Mag.). 25 June; 2009. p.1.
Migration
315
Banerjee, Arpita and Raju, Saraswati.
Gendered mobility: women migrants and work in urban India. Economic and Political Weekly. 44(28); 11-17 July 2009. p.115-123.
316 Lo, Marieme S.
Beyond instrumentalism: interrogating the micro-dynamic and gendered and social impacts of
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317
Muller, Paulien. Connections and disconnections: how Afghan refugees in the Netherlands maintain transnational
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Gender, Technology and Development. 12(3); September-December 2009. p.389-411.
318
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319
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320
Pinnawala, Mallika. Engaging in trans-local management of households: aspects of livelihood and gender
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322 Suksomboon, Panitee.
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Gender, Technology and Development. 12(3); September-December 2009. p.365-388.
324
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325 Truong, Thanh-Dam.
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Movements
326
Durgabai- a women for all seasons. Social Welfare. 56(4); July 2009. p.Whole Issue.
327 Karat, Brinda.
Ahilya Tai sachche artho main jan-vyakti aur jan-neta thin.
Samya Drishti. January-June 2009. p.6-8.
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328
Kasturi, Prema and Srinivasan, Prema. A pioneer and a transformative leader.
Hindu. 15 July; 2009. p.9.
329
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Durgabai: a life to inspire India's women.
Asian Age. 15 July; 2009. p.7.
330
Patel, Vibhuti and Poonacha, Veena R. The first Anuradha Ghandy Memorial Lecture.
RCWS Newsletter. 29(3); Winter 2008. p.9-10.
331 Sinha Roy, Mallarika.
Magic moments of struggle: women's memory of the Naxalbari Movement in West Bengal, India
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332 Thokchom, Helen.
Attire protest in Manipur.
Telegraph. 14 August; 2009. p.6.
Muslims
333
Aawaz-e-Nisvan. Muslim mahilayen va yaunikata ka saval.
Samya Drishti. May-June 2009. p.26-27.
334 Akbar, Irena.
Burqa helps, makes me feel powerful.
Indian Express. 25 June; 2009. p.9.
335
Akhtrul Vase. Islam main mahila adhikar.
Hum Sabla. May-June 2009. p.7-9.
336 Anand, Javed.
To veil or not to veil: don't ban the burkha. Question it.
Communalism Combat. 15(142); July 2009. p.4-5.
337
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Burqa row opens bitter divisions in France. Hindustan Times. 28 June; 2009. p.1,17.
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338
Elizabeth Devi. Muslim women of Manipur and peace-making: trials and tribulations in times of conflicts.
Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.35-41.
339 Hasan, Zoya and Menon, Ritu.
Muslim mahilaon ki pahchan.
Hum Sabla. May-June 2009. p.4-6.
340
Kazi, Seema.
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341 Kidwai, Sabina.
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342
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343 Verma, Amita.
Burqa issue draws ire of Muslim clergy.
Asian Age. 25 June; 2009. p.8.
Organisations
344
Trivedi, Deepal. SEWA to set up 1st women-run radio station.
Asian Age. 27 June; 2009. p.4.
Panchayati Raj 345
Adiya M.
Turning caste equations on its head! Grassroots. 1(7); July 2009. p.4.
346 Mahajan, Nitin.
Cabinet note on quota for women.
Asian Age. 9 July; 2009. p.5.
44
Politics
347
Anand, Anita. The will to power.
Indian Express. 17 August; 2009. p.11.
348
Bose, Krishna.
Fixing women in their place?
Indian Express. 13 June; 2009. p.13.
349
Chadha, Kumkum. Her trump card: gender and cast.
Hindustan Times. 6 July; 2009. p.9.
350
Das Mahapatra, Anirban.
Being P.A. Sangma's daughter only raises the expectation bar.
Telegraph. 28 June; 2009. p.11.
351
Deshpande, Kalindi. Tripura ki varishth neta va Tripura Mahila Aayog ke pratham adhyaksh- Manjulika Bose.
Samya Drishti. January-June 2009. p.11-12.
352
Jameel, Yusuf.
Politics disturbed my personal life.
Asian Age. 19 July; 2009. p.35.
353
Jameela, V A. Political participation of women in Kerala- miles to go...
Social Action. 59(3); July-September 2009. p.292-300.
354 Jha, Sanjay K.
Trouble for women, Mulayam's ready.
Times of India. 9 June; 2009. p.4.
355
Mishra, Vandita. Women of the House.
Indian Express. 30 June; 2009. p.9.
45
356
Philipose, Pamela.
Lending a ear to the voiceless. Deccan Herald. 13 June; 2009. p.4.
357
Politics, governance and the other half. Hindu. 6 July; 2009. p.13.
358 Remembering Aruna Asaf Ali on her birth Centenary.
Mainstream. 47(31); 18 July 2009. p.9-17.
359 Sansad main mahilayen: vade aur vastavikta.
Samya Drishti. January-June 2009. p.18-19.
360
Sharma, Kalpana.
Power dressing. Hindu(Sun.Mag.). 9 August; 2009. p.3.
361
Sushama, T N. The gender agenda of the Hindutva Male.
Women’s Watch. April-June 2009. p.33-34.
362
Tiwari, Ravish.
SP threatens to pull out over women's quota bill. Indian Express. 9 June; 2009. p.5.
363
Vogt, Heidi. 2 women in Afghan Prez race.
Asian Age. 7 August; 2009. p.8.
364
Women demand half the sky: political representation and empowerment (Editorial).
RCWS Newsletter. 30(1); Summer 2009. p.1-3.
Programmes and Policies
365
Balchand, K. Ladies' special trains flagged off.
Hindu. 6 August; 2009. p.5.
46
366
Banerjee, Shoumojit. Bihar unveils programmes for empowering Muslim girls.
Hindu. 7 August; 2009. p.7.
367
Choksi, Mansi.
Is Satara, couples defer babies for cash carrots.
Times of India. 15 August; 2009. p.15.
368
Ghildiyal, Subodh. Cong plans rural schemes with an eye on women.
Times of India. 10 July; 2009. p.15.
369 Janyala, Sreenivas.
SHG women to get pension in Andhra.
Indian Express. 13 July; 2009. p.9.
370
Karmakar, Rahul. To save infants: Assam ropes in grannies.
Hindustan Times. 8 July; 2009. p.8.
371 Mukherjee, Anuradha.
Making govt social schemes reachable for the poor.
Hindustan Times. 6 August; 2009. p.2.
372
Pandit, Ambika. She delivered in the open, now govt reaches out.
Times of India. 9 August; 2009. p.4.
373 Raghunandan, P M.
Bhagyalakshmi scheme for girl child in trouble.
Deccan Herald. 11 July; 2009. p.6.
Religion
374
Bhatia, Mohita. Women’s mobilisation in the Jammu agitation: religion, caste, community and gender.
Economic and Political Weekly. 44(26-27); 2009. p.447-453.
375
Chakraborty, Tapas.
A door opens for Muslim girls.
Telegraph. 16 July; 2009. p.6.
47
376
Pandey, Sanjay. Women muftis rule on religious matters.
Deccan Herald. 9 July; 2009. p.1,7.
Sports 377
Dagher, Sam.
Female Iraqis take on tradition in the right. Asian Age. 7 August; 2009. p.14.
378 Das, Nilakur.
A quiver full of sorrow.
Hindustan Times. 10 August; 2009. p.19.
379
In the ring (Editorial).
Indian Express. 15 August; 2009. p.12.
380
Naik, Shivani.
Super mom in the ring. Indian Express(Sun.Mag.). 2 August; 2009. p.8.
Status 381
Kumar, Shewli.
Dalit women at the intersections: voices from the margins.
Indian Journal of Social Work. 69(2); April 2008. p.159-177.
382
Nayar, Usha and Raheja, Shashi. Education and status of women in Island nations: Fiji and Barbados.
Tinnari. Vol. 40; 2009. p.1-41.
383
Rubchak, Marian J.
Ukraines ancient matriarch as a topos in constructing a feminine identity.
Feminist Review. No. 92; 2009. p.129-150.
Tribes and Tribals
384 Vivek, Pushpa.
Kahan gayi dalit mahilaon ki shakti?
Hashiye ki Aawaz. 4(7); July 2009. p.31-33.
48
Women’s Rights
385 Kothari, Kalyan Singh.
Women’s rights are human rights.
Grassroots. 1(6); June 2009. p.4.
386
Talalosman In Khartoum and Meo, Nick.
Whipe me if you are dare: trouser girl. Telegraph. 3 August; 2009. p.1+4.
Women’s Studies
387 Shuib, Rashidah.
Women in Science and Technology in Malaysia: a gender perspective.
Journal of Asian Women’s Studies. Vol.17; December 2008. p.92-104.
50
Abortion 001
Gonsalves, Colin
The right to abort vs the right to give birth: Chandigarh Administration vs. Nemo.- s.l: s.n,2009.
8p. MP-R GON.R
Communication 002
Feminist development communication:empowering women in the information era /ed. by Subhash R.
Joshi and Kiran Prasad.- Delhi: Women Press,2009.
xvi, 376p.-(Empowering Women Worldwide; 3) 303.4833 FEM 12575
Development Planning 003
Uttar Pradesh. Planning Department. State Planning Institute. Area Planning Division
Planning Atlas Uttar Pradesh 2007.- Lucknow: The Division,2008.
x, 214p. 338,9912(542) R UTT.P 12555
Disabilities Studies 004
Rights of disabled women and children in India/ed. by Anil Bhuimali.- New Delhi: Serials,2009.
xiv, 296p.
362.4 RIG 12592
Economic Development
005 India. Planning Commission
Delhi Development Report.- New Delhi: Academic Foundation,2009.
435p.
330.9(5456) R IND.D 12552
Employment
006 Centre for Indian Trade Unions
A survey on the conditions of home based workers in India.- New Delhi: The Union,2008.
55p.
MP-R CEN.S
51
Ethics
007 Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata
Compassion: human and animal/by Martha C. Nassbaum.- Kolkata: The Institute, 2008.
30p.-(IDSK Special Lecture; 4)
MP-R INS.N
Feminism
008 Dales, Laura
Feminist movements in contemporary Japan.- London: Routledge,2009.
xiii, 151p.-(Asian Studies Association of Australia Women in Asia /ed. by Louise Edwards)
305.422(52) DAL.F 12578
Gender Mainstreaming
009 Convention on Mainstreaming Gender Concerns in Policies and Programmes (3rd: 2008: New Delhi)
Report.- New Delhi: Women Power Connect,2008.
31p.
Organised by Women Power Connect, December 26-27, 2008 CD-763.4
Midwives 010
National Consultation on the Role of Traditional Birth Attendants in National Rural Health
Mission(2008: New Delhi)
Report.- New Delhi: Centre for Health and Social Justice,2008. 72p.
Organised by Advisory Group on Communication Action; Gujarat Dai Sangathan; Population
Foundation of India and Centre for Health and Social Justice, May 1-2, 2008 CD-761.4
Peasants
011 A concise encyclopaedia of North India peasant life/ed. by Shahid Amin.- New Delhi:
Manohar,2005.
596p.-(South Asian Colonial Archives;1) 305.563303(542) R CON 12550
Reproductive Health
012 Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata
Maternal anthropometry and birth outcome among Bengalis in Kolkata/by Samiran Bisai.-
Kolkata: The Institute,2009.
52
45p.-(IDSK Working Paper; 4)
MP-R INS.B
013
Workshop on Making Married Adolescents Matter: Reproductive Health Needs, Interventions and Policies (2008: New Delhi)
Report.- Aurangabad: Institute of Health Management, Pachod,2008.
66p.
Organised by Institute of Health Management, Pachod; Directorate of Health Services and Population Foundation of India, August 21, 2008
CD-762.7
Research Methods
014
Gomm, Roger
Social research methodology: a critical introduction.- New York: Palgrave, 2008. xx, 428p.
001.42 GOM.S 12573
015
May, Tim
Social research: issues, methods and process.- Jaipur: Rawat,2009.
xiv, 258p. 001.42 MAY.S 12588
Social Development 016
Giri Vikas Addhayan Sansthan
Uttar Pradesh mein jati, swasthya va shiksha sambandhi asmanjasya: Uttar Pradesh ki Tamil
Nadu se bhinnata/by Santosh Mehrotra.- Lucknow: The Sansthan, 2009. 40p.-(Vishes Lekhmala; 1)
MP-R GIR.U
Widows
017
Majumdar, Bandana
Widows, renunciation and social-self: a study of Bengali widows in Varanasi .- New Delhi: Manak,2009.
254p.
305.48(542) MAJ.W 12554
Women-Biographies
018
Madras Institute of Development Studies The manifesto and the modern self reading the autobiography of Muthulakshmi Reddy/by S.
Anandi.- Chennai: The Institute,2008.
53
19p.-(MIDS Working Paper; 204)
MP-R MAD.A
019
Padrino, Mercedes Benazir Bhutto.- Philadelphia: Chelsea House,2004.
110p.-(Women in Politics)
920.72(549) PAD.B 12577
020
Subramanian, Lakshmi
Veena Dhanammal: the making of legend.- London: Routledge,2009. xxxii, 110p.
920.72 SUB.V 12583
Women-Development 021
Discourse on women and empowerment/ed. by Vibhuti Patel.- Delhi: The Women Press,2009.
xxii, 248p.-(Empowering Women Worldwide; 4) 305.425 DIS 12580
022
Gender issues in development: concerns for the 21st century/ed. by Bhaswati Das and Vimal Khawas.- Jaipur: Rawat,2009.
viii, 318p.
National Seminar on Gender Issues. Organised by Council for Social Development, May 4-5,
2006. New Delhi
305.425 GEN 12574
023
Muzamil Jan
Women empowerment through cooperative sector.- New Delhi: Reliance,2009. xvii, 342p.
305.425(546) MUZ.W 12553
024
Women empowerment in Garhwal Himalayas: constraints and prospects/ed. by Annpurna Nautiyal
and Himanshu Bourai.- Delhi: Kalpaz,2009. 284p.
National Seminar on Women Empowerment in Garhwal Himalayas: Constraints and Prospects.
Organised by University of Garhwal. Department of Political Science, November 19-20, 2007.Garhwal
305.425(542) WOM 12591
Women-Employment
025
Basi, J.K. Tina
Women, identity and India's call centre industry.- London: Routledge,2009.
54
xvi,210p.-(Routledge Research on Gender in Asia)
331.4 BAS.W 12570
026
Hussain, Iffat Problems of working women in Karachi, Pakistan.- Tyne: Cambridge Scholars, 2008.
x, 186p.
331.4(5491) HUS.P 12594
027
Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata
Female work participation and gender differential in earning in West Bengal /by Indrani Chakraborty and Achin Chakraborty.- Kolkata: The Institute,2009.
40p.-(Occasional Paper; 18)
MP-R INS.C
028
Murthy, D V R
Working media women: profile, work environment and job satisfaction/by D.V.R. Murthy and G. Anita.- New Delhi: Kanishka,2009.
v,163p.
331.4 MUR.W 12560
029
Women, working conditions and efficiency: the Indian experience/ed. by Veena Gandotra and Sarjoo
Patel.- New Delhi: New Century,2009. xii, 216p.
331.4 WOM 12585
Women-Entrepreneurs
030
Women, technology and entrepreneurship: global case studies /ed. by Vinnie Jauhari and Charla
Griffy-Brown.- New Delhi: Reference Press,2009. xxv,463p.
338.04 WOM 12587
Women-History
031
Mehta, Shirin
Women and social change.- Jaipur: Rawat,2009. x, 337p.
954(5475) MEH.W 12582
Women-Land Rights
032
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration,Musoorie
Gender discrimination in land ownership/ed. by Prem Chowdhry.- New Delhi: Sage,2009.
55
xxxv, 314p.-(Land Reforms in India; V.11)
333.3 LAL.G 12564
Women-Laws
033
Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata The winding road toward equality for women in the United States/by Diane P. Wood.- Kolkata:
The Institute,2008.
22p.-(IDSK Special Lecture; 3) MP-R INS.W
034 Jagori
Mahilaon se sambandhit kanoon: policekarmiyon ke liye ek saral pustika.- New Delhi: The
Organisation,2009.
40p. MP-R JAG.M
035 Sharma, Rashmi
Eve-teasing.
p.178-194.
Reprint: Women, law and judicial system /by Rashmi Sharma.- New Delhi: Regal, 2009 MP-R SHA.E
036 Sharma, Rashmi
Kidnapping and abduction.
p.165-177. Reprint: Women, law and judicial system /by Rashmi Sharma.- New Delhi: Regal, 2009
MP-R SHA.K
037 Social Action Forum for Manav Adhikar
Law on violence against women/by Charu Walikhanna.- New Delhi: Serials,2009.
328p. 346.0134 SOC.W 12590
Women-Literature
038 Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata
Rosa Luxemburg's critique of creativity and culture/by Subhoranjan Dasgupta .- Kolkata: The
Institute,2009. 16p.-(Occasional Paper; 19)
MP-R INS.D
56
Women-Panchayati Raj
039 Society for Participatory Research in Asia
Women leaders in panchayats.- New Delhi: The Organisation,2003.
40p.
MP-R SOC.W 12551
040
Society for Participatory Research in Asia Women leadership in panchayati raj institutions: an analysis of six states (Haryana, Himachal
Pradesh, Kerala, Maharashtra, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh).- New Delhi: The Organisation,[1999].
45p. MP-R SOC.W
Women-Politics
041 Krook, Mona Lena
Quotas for women in politics: gender and candidate selection reform worldwide.- New Delhi:
Oxford University Press,2009. x, 290p.
323.34 KRO.Q 12589
Women-Religion 042
Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts. Narivada - Gender, Culture and Civilization Network
Gender and orality: a hermeneutics of indigenous religion in Mesoamerica/by Sylvia Marcos.- New Delhi: The Centre,2007.
24p.-(Rethinking Epistemologies /ed. by Madhu Khanna)
MP-R IND.M
043
Joshi, Mrinal
Women in Jainism: a case study of Gujarat inscriptions.- Jaipur: Rawat,2009. xx, 187p.
294.4(5475) JOS.W 12581
044 Osto, Douglas
Power, wealth and women in Indian Mahayana Buddhism: The Gandavyuha-sutra.- London:
Routledge,2008. xvi, 177p.-(Routledge Critical Studies in Buddhism)
294.3 OST.P 12566
Women-Status 045
Changing gender equation with special reference to Nagaland/ed. by Kedilezo Kikhi and Narola
Dangti Kikhi.- New Delhi: Akansha,2009.
57
xii, 168p.
305.42(54165) CHA 12556
Women-Violence Against
046
Dowry: bridging the gap between theory and practice/ed. by Tamsin Bradley, Emma Tomalin and Mangala Subramaniam.- New Delhi: Women Unlimited,2009.
xi, 245p.
392.5(54) DOW 12563
Women’s Studies
047
Encyclopedia of gender and society/ed. by Jodi O'Brien.- New Delhi: Sage, 2009. 2 vols.
Library has: v.1.A-L,496p.; v.2. M-Z, 972p.
305.42203 R ENC 12571-12572
Annual Reports
048
Centre for Health Education, Training and Nutrition Awareness Mobilising communities for accessing quality health care: annual report 2008-2009.-
Ahmedabad: The Centre,2009.
36p. MP-R ANN.C
049 International Development Research Centre
Annual report 2007-2008.- Ottawa: The Centre,2008.
94p.
MP-R ANN.I
050
Rajiv Gandhi Rashtriya Yuva Vikas Sansthan Annual Report.- Sreeperumbudoor: The Organisation,.
Library has: 2006-07; 2007-08
MP-R ANN.R
59
Section – 1
Author Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Aawaz-e-Nisvan 333 Adiya M 345
Ahmad, Bashir 001
Ahmed-Ghosh, Huma 128 Ahuja, Suneeti 234
Akbar, Irena 334
Akhtrul Vase 335
Albuquerque, Ingrid 073 Alim, Farzana 216
Alur, Mithu 018
Alvarez, Lizette 235 Amonkar, Kishori 137
Anand, Anita 347
Anand, Javed 336 Anand, Utkarsh 175, 276
Anderson, Bridget 200
Anderson, Sybol Cook 224
Andrijasevic, Rutvica 200 Anuj Kumar 306
Arasu, Ponni 075
Arokiasamy, P 036 Asch, Adrienne 070
Asman, Susanne 201
Attah, Christiana Ejura 176
Awanish Kumar 051
Bageshree S 277, 278
Balchand, K 365 Bali Mahabal, Kamayani 279
Bamakrishnan, Venkitesh 150
Banerjee, Arpita 315 Banerjee, Rumu 236
Banerjee, Shoumojit 366
Banyapadhyay, Mouparna 202
Bareth, Narayan 158, 198 Bhadra, Chandra 237
Bhagbanprakash 214
Bhagi, Nikhil 043, 307 Bhardwaj, Mukesh 151
Bharti, Vishav 249
Bhatia, Mohita 374
Bhattacharjee, Malini 028 Bidwai, Praful 044
Black, Maggie 165
Blair, Alexandra 274 Borpujari, Utpal 238
Bose, Krishna 348
60
Brennan, Samantha 217
Bridger, Barbara 298 Bukhari, Shujaat 177, 195
Bumiller, Kristin 063
Butalia, Nivriti 020 Butalia, Urvashi 271
Byers, Michele 218
Campos, Adriana Pereira 148 Chadha, Kumkum 349
Chakrabarty, Dipesh 042
Chakraborty, Tapas 219, 375 Chandraju, Aruna 239
Chelpi-Den Hamer, Magali 052
Chen, Eva Yin-I 254
Cheng, Sealing 029 Chengappa, Sangeetha 260
Chhachhi, Amrita 240
Chhajed, Ankita 228 Chhakchhuak, Linda 129
Chidambaranathan, M 166
Chitose, Yoshimi 130 Choksi, Mansi 367
Chopra, Ritika 076
Choudhury, Rabindra Nath 152
Choudhury-Mahajan, Lina 076 Chrisafis, Angelique 337
Chugh, Bharat 280
Corless, Rob 217 Crocker, Diane 218
Dabir, Neela 045 Dagher, Sam 377
Dam, Mohana 037
Das Mahapatra, Anirban 350
Das, Nilakur 378 Das, Sudhansu R 146
Desai, Santosh 077
Deshpande, Kalindi 351 Dev Sen, Antara 078
Devraj, P I 220
Dhar, Aarti 021, 079
Dhawan, Himanshi 147, 241, 255 Di Chio, Reffaella 281
Divya A 154, 199
Doddawadmath, Jayashree V 282 Dolidon, Annabelle 080
Dorairaj, S 155
Elizabeth Devi 338
Engelmann, Donna 221
Ennanuel, Dominic 081
61
Farr, Kathryn 203 Firth, Georgina 064
Franco, Sebastial Pimentel 148
Ganesh, Deepa 138, 139
Ganguly, Devlina 046
Ganguly, Rita 140
Ganguly, Sujata 015 Gautam Bhan 082
Gazi, Rukhsana 204
Ghatwai, Milind 265 Ghildiyal, Subodh 083, 368
Ghosal, Shonali 084
Ghose, Malini 222
Ghosh, Dwalpayan 006, 173 Ghosh, Shohini 085
Gilgun, Jane F 004
Gilon, Catherine Jona 167 Gopal, Meena 030
Gupta, Punita 223
Hasan, Zoya 339
Hema Nair R 299, 300
Hemingway, Sarah 285
Huda, Sigma 205 Hussain, Ashiq 180
Ikemoto, Lisa C 065
Jacob, Jayanth 194
Jahangir, Majid 181 Jain, Devaki 215
Jaleel, Muzamil 182, 183, 206
Jaleel, Yusuf 184
Jameel, Yusuf 185, 352 Jameela, V A 353
Janyala, Sreenivas 156, 369
Jayan, T V 086 Jayasree, R K 300, 301
Jesudason, Sujatha Anbuselvi 066
Jethmalani, Ram 087
Jeyan, Subash 302 Jha, Sanjay K 354
Jhare, Karan Chandra 272
Johnson, Angela 224 Jolly, Asit 157, 158
Joshi, Arun 186
Joshi, Gopa 168 Joshi, Ruchir 088
Kabir, Humayun 204
62
Kalarova, Marta 031
Kalim, Shagufta 308 Kapur, Ratna 089
Karat, Brinda 327
Karmakar, Rahul 370 Kartikeya 242
Kasturi, Prema 328
Katari, S R 284
Kaufmann, Phillippa 285 Kaul, Sumir 187, 188
Kaushik, Anupma 212
Kavita Ratna 007 Kazi, Seema 340
Khaitan, Tarunabh 090
Khan, Alifiya 091, 267
Khan, Atiq 092, 309 Khan, Saba 268
Khosla, Madhav 286
Khurana, Shanno 141 Kidwai, Sabina 341
Kothari, Kalyan Singh 385
Krishna Iyer, V R 057 Kumar, Meenakshi 243
Kumar, Shewli 381
Kurup, Saira 144
Lewis, Christine 169
Li, Bingqin 244
Lisker, Donna 225 Lo, Marieme S 316
Lombardo, Emanuela 035
Madhok, Sujata 131
Mahajan, Nitin 022, 346
Mahajani, Urvi 038
Mahapatra, Dhananjay 047, 093, 094 Mahaprashasta, Ajoy Ashirward 095
Malaviya, Sushmita 310, 311
Malik, Nesrine 149 Mallady, Shastry V 061
Mamo, Laura 067
Mander, Harsh 048, 189
Manion, Jennifer 273 Manjul, Tarannum 312
Menon, Ajitha 257
Menon, Ritu 287, 339 Menon, Sudanand 142
Meo, Nick 386
Mishra, Vandita 355 Mitta, Manoj 049, 096, 097
Mohan, Gopu 098
Mohanty, Suchitra Kalyan 099
63
Mukesh Ranjan 245
Mukherjee, Anuradha 371 Mukherjee, Shruba 023, 024
Mukul, Akshaya 025
Muller, Paulien 317
Naik, Shivani 380
Nair, Harish V 100, 288
Nalini, R 246 Natarajan, Jayanthi 159, 329
Nayar, K P 247
Nayar, Usha 382 Negi, Nalin Singh 015
Noorani, A G 190
Norlock, Kathryn 224
Nuqui, Carmelita G 318
Ogawa, Reiko 319
Ohri, Raghav 289 Okojie, Christiana E E 207
Ota, Masako 261
Overall, Christine 226
Paik, Shailaja 227
Pailoor, Anitha 263
Palo, Sasmita 053 Pamecha, Suman 228
Pamela L 229
Pande, Amrita 126 Pandey, Sanjay 376
Pandit, Ambika 039, 372
Parker-Pope, Tara 041 Parks, Jennifer A 229
Patel, Vibhuti 058, 290, 330
Pati, Biswamoy 059
Pattammal, D K 143 Paul, Cithara 248
Paul, Nishta 166
Peng, Huamin 244 Philip, Shaju 056
Philipose, Pamela 356
Pinnawala, Mallika 320
Poonacha, Veena R 127, 258, 330 Prakash, Satya 291
Prasad, Ajnesh 101
Prasad, Manoj 321
Quraishi, Humra 191
Raaj, Neelam 102, 262
Radhika, V 313
Raghunandan, P M 373
64
Raheja, Shashi 382
Raj Kumar 132, 264 Raja, Annie 269
Rajalakshmi, T K 008, 160, 161, 297
Rajeesh, Sangeetha 170 Raju, Saraswati 315
Ramachandran, Vimala 026
Ramanujan, Sweta 249
Ramesh Babu 174 Resurreccion, Bernadette P 323
Rizwana, A 230
Robbins, Wendy 231 Roberts, Dorothy E 068
Roberts, Sam 016
Roy Chowdhury, Tanushree 012
Rubchak, Marian J 383 Ruth Fosket, Jennifer 067
Ryan, Maura A 069
Sahoo, Akshaya Kumar 103
Salahudeen, M M 104
Samaiyar, Priyajit 017 Samarasinghe, Vidymali 208
Sameena Sultana 216
Sanghvi, Vir 105
Sasikumar, S K 054 Saxena, Shobhan 162
Sayeed, Vikhar Ahmed 106
Selva Kumar S 292 Sen, Aveek 107, 342
Sengupta, Nandita 108
Seo, Akwi 133 Shamima Praveen 204
Shanley, Mary Lyndon 070
Sharan, Abhishek 109
Sharma, Alankaar 004 Sharma, Jeevan Raj 055
Sharma, Kalpana 192, 360
Sharma, Kavita 212 Sharma, Nagendar 110
Sharma, Tannu 111, 293
Sharma, Vrinda 209
Sheffield, Suzanne 232 Shivadekar, Sanjeev 305
Shrivastave, Usha 270
Shuib, Rashidah 387 Shun-Hing, Chan 032
Siddiqui Zaman, Rana 112
Silva, Altinl Silveira 148 Simpson, Vicky 231
Singh, D P 135
Singh, Ranbir 163
65
Singh, Santosh 136
Singh, Smriti 009, 096, 113 Singh, Sudhir K 158
Singh, Vijaita 005
Sinha Roy, Mallarika 331 Sinha, Chinki 040, 114
Sinha, Kounteya 115
Sinha, Namya 193
Sitapati, Vinay 116 Smith, Anna Marie 071
Srinivasan, Prema 328
Srivastava, Kavita 060 Subedi, Govind 210
Subramani, L 250, 259
Subramaniam, Banu 033
Sudan Kasturi, Charu 002, 194 Suksomboon, Panitee 322
Sukumar, Lakshmi 303
Sundari, S 010 Sushama, T N 361
Swami, Praveen 195, 196
Swaminathan, Mina 251 Swaminathan, Shivaprasad 118
Syamala, K 220
Tahir Mahmood 050 Talalosman In Khartoum 386
Tellis, Ashley 119
Thacker, Teena 003, 294, 295 Thi Hai Yen, Nguyen 323
Thieme, Susan 324
Thirunavukarasu, S 158 Thokchom, Helen 332
Tiwari, Ravish 362
Topali, Pinelopi 252
Tripathi, Shailaja 120 Trivedi, Deepal 344
Truong, Thanh-Dam 323, 325
Vanita, Ruth 121
Varma, Subodh 027
Varshney, Tanuja 268
Venkatesan, J 296 Venkatesan, V 122, 297
Verloo, Mieke 035
Verma, Amita 158, 343 Verma, Varun 123
Verma, Varuna 171
Vinodhini 013, 099, 124 Vishwanath, Jyothi 253
Vivek, Pushpa 384
Vogt, Heidi 363
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Warekar, Tanay 125
Xiaomei, Pei 134
Yasin, Fozia 172
Yesudian, P. Princy 135
Yu, Su-Lin 034
Ziya us Salam 304
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Section - 1
Keyword Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Abhayahastham 369
Abortion 284 Adult Education 222
Adultery 280
Ageing 062, 319
Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill 295 Anti-Trafficking Campaigns 200
Anuradha Ghandy Memorial Lecture 330
Archives 042 Armed Conflicts 203
ARTs 030, 065, 069
Asaf Ali, Aruna 059, 358
Asian Women 016, 034 Assisted Reproductive Technologies 030, 065, 069
Audition 313
Autobiographies 298 Auzar 366
Bhagyalakshmi 373 Body 030, 067
Bose, Manjulika 351
BSF Women Battalion 233
Call Centres 193
Caregivers 130, 133, 134, 319
Case Studies 052, 130, 212 Castes 051, 374
Centre for Women's Development Studies 131, 132
Child Marriage 037 Child Rights Commission 013
Childbirth 265
Children 002, 004, 005, 006, 007, 008, 009,
010, 011, 017, 018, 019, 023, 024, 026, 027, 037, 045, 061, 080, 176,
203, 207, 210, 318
Children's Rights 018, 019, 023, 024, 026, 045 Christianity 020, 081
Cinema 080
Citizenship 035, 240, 318
Civil Services 247 Communalism 374
Conferences 250, 385
Conflict Situations 266, 338 Contraception 036
Crimes Against Women 012, 029, 276, 277, 278, 279, 281,
285, 286, 289, 291, 293, 294, 295, 297, 307, 361
68
Culture 032, 318
CWDS 131, 132
Dalits 025, 150, 155, 163, 227, 302, 381,
384 Declining Sex Ratio 015, 017, 154, 158
Demography 214
Desai, Neera 058
Deshmukh, Durgabai 326, 328, 329 Disabilities 018, 024, 279
Divorce 041, 274
Documentary Films 306, 307, 313 Domestic Violence 158, 277, 278
Domestic Workers 008, 236, 248, 252
Dowry Deaths 173
Dress Code 219, 334, 336, 337, 342, 343
E Resources 001
Economic Partnership Agreement 319 Education 036, 039, 061, 375, 376, 382
Electronic Media 080, 306, 310, 311, 313, 344
Employment 053, 054, 055, 057, 130, 134, 135, 193, 201, 203, 204, 207, 208, 210,
237, 281, 282, 285, 315, 319, 320,
321, 323
Empowerment 216, 220, 223, 228, 230, 261, 263, 290, 347, 364, 383
Entrepreneurs 250
EPA 319 Ethics 221
Family 134, 239, 317 Family Law 071
Family Planning 367
Farming 136
Feminism 035, 064, 069, 218, 221, 273, 303 Feminist Theory 064
Fertility 065
Fiction 302 Films 080, 128, 314
Foeticide 284
Freedom Fighters 326, 328, 329
Gayatri Devi 060
Gays 044, 049, 072, 073, 074, 075, 076,
077, 078, 079, 081, 082, 083, 084, 085, 086, 088, 089, 092, 093, 094,
095, 096, 097, 099, 100, 102, 103,
104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 119, 121,
122, 123, 124, 125
Gender Bias 231, 251, 280
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Gender Discrimination 130, 134, 223
Gender Equality 268 Gender Identity 383
Gender Justice 057, 284
Geneva Convention 281 Ghandy, Anuradha 330
Girl Child 006, 008, 010, 011, 012, 015, 017,
080, 091, 152, 154, 176, 179, 210,
211, 227, 256, 288, 290, 310, 366, 373
Globalisation 031, 319
Gupta, Sunil 112
Hangal, Gangubai 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143
Health 053, 130, 204, 213, 370
Hindus 305, 374 History 326
HIV/AIDS 053, 204
Honour Killings 150, 151, 155, 157, 159, 160, 161, 163, 297
Households 320
Human Rights 179, 205, 212, 285, 385 Human Trafficking 205
Hunar 366
Hussein, Lubna 386
ICTs 274
ILO 008
Immigration 252 Industries 282
Industries-Life Insurance 234
Infant Mortality 370 Infanticide 158
Information and Communication Technologies 274
Information Technology 001
International Labour Organisation 008 Interviews 106, 277, 297
Islam 335
Islamic Law 047, 050 Islamic University 375, 376
Jaisingh, Indira 277, 283, 287
Janani Suraksha Yojana 372 Jogins 165
Judicial Decisions 276
Khabar Lahariya 309, 312
Kinship 252
Ladies Special Trains 365
Ladli 039
Lakshmi Yojana 371
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Landmark Judgements 044, 072, 073, 074, 075, 076, 078,
079, 082, 085, 087, 088, 089, 090, 092, 093, 094, 095, 096, 097, 099,
100, 102, 103, 105, 106, 109, 110,
111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 211
Laws 005, 072, 073, 075, 078, 079, 083,
087, 088, 089, 090, 092, 093, 094,
095, 096, 097, 099, 100, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 111, 112, 113,
114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119,
120, 121, 122, 123, 161, 172, 176, 253, 276, 339, 383
Lesbians 071, 080, 101, 107, 110, 120
Lesbians, Gays, Bisexual Transgender 117
LGBT 117 Literacy 222, 228
Literary Criticism 299, 303
Literature 254 Literature-Malayalam 299, 300, 301, 303
Livelihood 240, 320, 322, 325
Lohakuth 308
Madhavi, C V 239
Mahila Courts 275
Mahila Dakiya 222 Mahila Samakhya 230
Mahila Shikshan Kendra 222
Maintenance 043 Marriage 288
Marykom, M C 380
Masculinity 128 Maternal Health 265, 267, 269
Maternal Mortality 269
Mathematical Science 217
Matriarchy 383 Media 029, 080, 192, 202, 222, 341, 344
Mela, Malnad 263
Memoirs 331 Menstruation 067
Micro Credit 014
Micro Finance 147
Migrant Workers 320, 323 Migration 130, 133, 200, 201, 203, 204, 205,
207, 208, 210, 237, 252, 281
Military 235 Millennium Development Goals 213
Missionaries 020
Mizoram Widows Association 129 Motherhood 179, 279, 286, 289, 291, 293
Movements 031, 095, 374
Muftis 375, 376
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Muslims 047, 050, 304, 305, 366, 375, 376
Myths 383
Narrain, Arvind 106
National Commission for Higher Education and Research 021 National Health Insurance 130
National Mission on Empowerment 255
National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme 241
Naxalbari Movement 331 NCHER 021
New Reproductive Technologies 063, 064, 267
Nityasumangali 166 NREGS 241
Occupations-Armed Forces 233, 235
-Education 218, 232 -Lawyers 057, 242
-Nurses 319
-Porters 243 Oral History 126, 331
Panabaka Lakshmi 349 Panchayati Raj 160, 163
Parliamentarians 355, 359
Partition 271
Patjhad 308 Pazira, Nelofer 313
Peace 338
Pension 134, 369 Performing Arts 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143,
308
Personalia 040, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 166, 239, 247, 272, 287, 300,
301, 304, 327, 328, 329, 345, 349,
350, 351, 352, 357, 358
Philosophy 217 Plays 308
Political Participation 353
Politics 032, 056, 095, 101, 127, 158, 162, 302, 346, 374
Poverty 237, 381
Power 360
Print Media 202, 222, 309, 312 Prisoners 212
Programmes and Policies 039, 255, 256, 265
Property Rights 132, 292 Prostitution 097, 205, 206, 207, 208
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 277, 278
Public Utility Services 262 Purdah 334, 336, 337, 342, 343
PWDVA 277, 278
72
Queer Pride March 102
Racism 068
Radio 310, 311, 344
Rajalakshmi 299, 300, 301, 303 Rangnekar, Ahilya 327
Rao, Nirupama 247
Rape 158, 203, 279, 286, 289, 291, 293,
307 Rape Compounded 306
Red Light Despatch 202
Refugees 281, 317 Religion 252
Reproductive health 266
Reproductive Rights 266
Reservation Policy 346, 348, 354, 362 Right to Education Act 018
Right to Education Bill 019, 022, 023, 026
Right to Education Bill, 2008 024 Right to Food 048
Rural Areas 150, 155, 160, 163, 368
Rural Women 257, 309, 310, 312
Sakhi 370
Salma 304
Samanta, Tira 378 Sangma, Agatha 350
Sarkar, Lotika 131, 132
Satyanarayana, Neeta 357 Sayeed, Mehbooba Mufti 352
Science 033, 224
Science and Technology 387 Science for Women 311
Section 377 005, 044, 049, 072, 074, 075, 076,
078, 079, 081, 082, 085, 087, 088,
089, 090, 092, 093, 094, 095, 096, 097, 099, 100, 102, 104, 105, 106,
108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114,
116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123
Selection Committee 238
Self Employed Women's Association 344
Self Help Groups 146, 369 Serva Shiksha Abhiyan 061
SEWA 344
Sex Selection 284 Sex Workers 281, 285
Sexual Abuse 004
Sexual Harassment 294, 295 Sexuality 029, 044, 049, 128, 266, 304, 333
SHGs 146, 369
Singh, Kirti 297
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Single Women 241
Sivakami, P 302 Sixth Pay Commission 251
Smile Foundation 259
Social Justice 070 Social Security 240
Social Structure 381
Son Preference 016, 017
Sotomayor, Sonia Maria 057 Space 080
Statistics 228, 231, 353, 359
Stripping 152 Surrogate Mothers 296
Sustainable Development 261
Terrorism 127, 149 Thadani, Lavin 306
The Girl 080
Theatre 029 Toilets 262
Trafficking 012, 200, 201, 203, 204, 205, 207,
208, 210, 281, 285 Training 236
Transsexuality 098
Udah Devi 272 Urban Areas 315
Veil 334, 336, 337, 342, 343 Violence 148
War 203 Widows 062, 369
Women Writers 298
Women-Health 036
-Literature 128 -Politics 028, 059
Women’s Organisations 129, 259
Women’s Reservation Bill 028, 348, 354, 362 Women’s Rights 131, 292, 335, 339
Women’s Studies 033, 058, 229
Working Mothers 249
Working Women 135, 249 World Day Against Child Labour 011
Zeig, Sande 080
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Section – 1
Area Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Afghanistan 235, 313, 317, 347, 363 Ahmedabad 344
Ajmer 211
Andhra Pradesh 156, 165, 275, 342, 369
Asia-Pacific Region 266 Assam 370
Bangalore 314 Bangkok 323
Bangladesh 204
Baramati District 310
Barbados 382 Bhavnagar 243
Bihar 051, 136, 345, 366
Brazil 148
Calcutta 257
California 071 Canada 217, 218, 221, 224, 226, 229, 231,
232
Chennai 170, 311
China 134, 244
Delhi 175
Deorala 198 Developing Countries 054
Europe 035, 285
Fatehabad District 154
Fiji 382
Greece 252
Gujarat 126, 243, 261, 344
Gumla District 321
Haryana 154, 157, 160, 163
Hong Kong 029, 032
Hyderabad 342
Iraq 377
Jaipur 060, 212
Jammu and Kashmir 206, 374
Japan 130, 133, 318, 319 Jharkhand 321
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Karnataka 153, 165, 260, 314 Kashmir 177, 178, 180, 181, 182, 183, 185,
186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 195, 196,
197 Kerala 056, 174, 299, 300, 301, 303, 353
Korea 133
Lucknow 230, 309, 312, 375, 376
Maharashtra 051, 161, 192, 310, 367
Malaysia 387 Manipur 332, 338, 380
Meerut 150
Mizoram 129
Mumbai 192
Nepal 055, 201, 210, 237
Netherlands 052, 317, 322 Nigeria 207
North America 273
North East India 164, 351
Orissa 103, 152, 179
Philippines 252, 318
Rajasthan 060, 198, 199, 211, 212, 228, 385
Russia 324
Sambalpur 179
Satara District 367 Senegal 316
Sikar District 199
South Asia 203, 240
South East Asia 203, 319 Sri Lanka 320
Sudan 386
Tamil Nadu 010, 061, 155, 167, 170, 311
Thailand 322
Tripura 351
United States 016, 057, 225
Uttar Pradesh 150, 230, 309, 312, 375, 376
Vietnam 323
West Africa 052 West Bengal 037, 257, 331
76
Section – 2
Author Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Advisory Group on Communication Action 010
Amin, Shahid 011
Anandhi S 018 Anita,G 028
Basi, J.K. Tina 025
Bhuimali, Anil 004 Bisai, Samiran 012
Bourai, Himanshu 024
Bradley, Tamsin 046
Centre for Health and Social Justice 010
Centre for Health Education, Training and Nutrition Awareness 048 Centre for Indian Trade Unions 006
Chakraborty, Achin 027
Chakraborty, Indrani 027
CHETNA 048 Chowdhry, Prem 032
CHSJ 010
CITU 006 Crooke, William 011
Dales, Laura 008
Das, Bhaswati 022 Dasgupta, Subhoranjan 038
DHS 013
Directorate of Health Services 013
Gandotra, Veena 029
GIDS 016 Giri Vikas Addhayan Sansthan 016
Gomm, Roger 014
Gonsalves, Colin 001
Grierson, G A 011 Griffy-Brown, Charla 030
Gujarat Dai Sangathan 010
Hussain, Iffat 026
IDRC 049
IDSK 007, 012, 027, 033, 038 IGNCA 042
India. Planning Commission 005
Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts. Narivada - Gender, Culture and Civilization Network 042
Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata 007, 012, 027, 033, 038
77
Institute of Health Management, Pachod 013
International Development Research Centre 049
Jagori 034
Jauhari, Vinnie 030 Joshi, Mrinal 043
Joshi, Subhash R 002
Khawas, Vimal 022 Kikhi, Kedilezo 045
Kikhi, Narola Dangti 045
Krook, Mona Lena 041
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration,Musoorie 032
LBSNA 032
Madras Institute of Development Studies 018
Majumdar, Bandana 017
Marcos, Sylvia 042 May, Tim 015
Mazumdar, Indrani 006
Mehta, Shirin 031 MIDS 018
Murthy, D V R 028
Muzamil Jan 023
Nassbaum, Martha C 007
Nautiyal, Annpurna 024
O'Brien, Jodi 047
Osto, Douglas 044
Padrino, Mercedes 019
Patel, Sarjoo 029
Patel, Vibhuti 021
PFI 010, 013 Population Foundation of India 010, 013
Prasad, Kiran 002
PRIA 039, 040
Rajiv Gandhi Rashitriya Yuva Vikas Sansthan 050
Reid, J R 011
RGNIVD 050
Sharma, Rashmi 035, 036
Society for Participatory Research in Asia 039, 040 Subramaniam, Mangala 046
Subramanian, Lakshmi 020
THMP 013
Tomalin, Emma 046
78
Uttar Pradesh. Planning Department. State Planning Institute.
Area Planning Division 003
Walikhanna, Charu 037
Women Power Connection 009 Wood, Diane P 033
WPC 009
79
Section – 2
Keyword Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Abduction 036
Adolescents 013 Agriculture 029
Ancient India 043
Atlases 003
Autobiographies 018
Bhutto, Benazir 019
BPO 025 British India 031
Buddhism 044
Business Process Outsourcing 025
Call Centres 025
Case Studies 017, 028, 030, 039
Casts 016 Child Birth 010, 012
Children 004
Colonial Period 011 Conferences 009, 010, 013, 022, 024
Cooperatives 023
Court Cases 001, 037 Culture 038, 042
Dais 010
Dhanam 020 Dhanammal, Veena 020
Domestic Workers 026
Dowry 037, 046
Economic Development 023
Education 005, 016
Electronic Media 028 Employment 005
Empowerment 002, 009, 021, 023, 024, 045
Encyclopedias 011, 047 Environment 005
Eve-teasing 035
Family 008
Farmers 011, 029
Feminism 002
Feminist Theory 002 Fertility 012
Gender Discrimination 032 Gender Identity 025, 043
80
Gender Studies 047
Girl Child 037 Globalisation 025
Governance 039, 040
Handbook 034
Health 005, 016
Hill Women 024
Historiography 031 History 043, 044
Homebased Workers 006
Human Rights 004
ICTs 002, 025
Indigenous People 042
Industries 029 Informal Sectors 006
Information and Communication Technologies 002, 025
Inheritance 032
Jainism 043
Journalism 031
Kidnapping 036
Land Reform 032 Laws 001, 032
Leadership 039, 040
Literary Criticism 038 Luxemburg, Rosa 038
Marriage 013, 037 Maternal Health 012
Media 008, 028
Medical Termination of Pregnancy 001
Mentally Handicapped 001 MTP 001
Music 020
Muslims 026
National Rural Health Mission 010
NGOs 008
Non-Governmental Organisations 008 NRHM 010
Oral Tradition 042
Performing Arts 020
Political Participation 041 Politics 018, 019
Profiles 028
Programmes and Policies 009
81
Rape 001, 037 Redyy, Muthulakshmi 018
Research Methodology 014, 015
Reservation Policy 041 Rural Areas 010, 011, 023
Sacred Literature 043, 044
Science and Technology 005 Sexual Violence 037
Social Change 031
Socialism 038
Technology 030
Tourism 005
Violence Against Women 001, 034, 035, 036, 037
Wages 027 Widows 031
Women-Development 005
Women-Disabilities 004 Women-Health 002, 010, 013
Women-in-Literature 031
Women’s Centres 008
Women’s Movements 008, 018 Women’s Rights 001, 033
82
Section – 2
Area Index
(References are to the Entry Numbers)
Andhra Pradesh 028
Argentina 041 Azamgarh 011
Delhi 005, 025
France 041
Garhwal 024 Gorakhpur 011
Gujarat 031, 043
Haryana 001, 040
Himachal Pradesh 040
Himalaya Region 024
Hyderabad 028
Japan 008
Karachi 026
Kashmir 023
Kerala 040 Kolkata 012
Latin America 042
Maharashtra 013, 040
Murshidabad 027
Nagaland 045
North India 011
Northeast 045
Orissa 040
Pakistan 019, 026, 041 Punjab 001
South 24 Parganas 027 South Asia 046
South India 020
Sweden 041
Tamil Nadu 016, 018
United Kingdom 041 United States 033