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Women Changing IndiaUrvashi Butalia and Anita Roy (Eds) 220 pp Hbk USD 40 ISBN 978818988497 All rights available except French  Add To Cart
India is changing. At the heart of the change are its women. The change is widespread and varied, individual and collective and is reflected across the spectrum of women’s lives, whether in politics or in economics, in their daily lives, in business, or the field of work within the home and outside. This book attempts to map – in words and photographs – some of the change that is both visible and invisible in the India of today. Six writers from India write the stories that six photographers from the world-renowned Magnum Photos Agency capture. Their beautiful and evocative photographs focus on the world of women working with microcredit, participating in grassroots governance, moving into new jobs, working behind the scenes in the male world of the Mumbai film industry, making their individual contributions in varied fields and imagining a new future for themselves and their sisters. Published to celebrate 150 years of BNP Paribas in India and to mark the 25th anniversary of the feminist publishing house, Kali for Women/Zubaan, Women Changing India offers a window into the lives of women living in India today and brings to public attention their complex realities and their aspirations for a better world. Give your review Mangala Prakash, on 14-9-2011 wrote: The words and the photography in particular is so well depicated the capacity of the Indian women aspiring for a better world and very well challenged in different aspects of life.Very innovative and inspiring. Shilpa Patel, on 23-6-2011 wrote: Proud to be part of the country which is so upcoming .. [Top] |