Introduction I know that it is too early to write about the PLUR1BUS series, especially when I have seen only the first two episodes, but rarely has it happened to me that a narrative can be so hard-hitting and provocative in its nascence. I run the risk of jibes and ‘I told you so!’ as […]
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Three Anecdotes on Gender Identity & Identity Politics
Background This blog is devoted to Pushpendra Singh Tiwari of Jeevika Bihar (Bihar Rural Livelihood Promotions Society), as I witnessed him anchor an institution building meet at a grassroot level in Vaishali district with a cohort of 50 women in the first week of April. Jeevika is India’s largest organization with a membership north of […]
Incorrigibly romantic ... 