In all my confusion, and machine-hopping, I forgot to link to this: an interview with American born Indian feminist and anti-caste activist Gail Omvedt on Ultra Violet.
Read.. and Rebel… ;-)
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Hi Meena,
That was a nice interview. I recently hopped on the Ultra Violet and ifind it extremely inspiring.
Interviews like these are the only source of information of what is the real situation otherwise there is very less exposure for women like me who are want to know the reality but see less of it in our daily lives.
Thanks again!
Thank you so much Priya…
What you say is very true. There is so much of an information crunch really. But UV is a great place, and hope you come there more often.
Excellent…. now a days its very rare to see a girl like you… keep it up… All the very best