Posted on June 1, 2009 by Anindita Sengupta
But not here. Ultra Violet has a new home on the web. Do check out the site and give us your comments on the new look and feel. Oh, and please change your bookmarks to ultraviolet.in and tell your friends. As promised, there have been some changes. For starters, UV is now an independent entity [...]
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Posted on May 11, 2009 by Anindita Sengupta
Things have been slow here at UV and there’s a good reason for it. There are lots of changes on the anvil in terms of thrust and design and we’re taking this month off to implement these. New, (improved) programming will resume next month. Watch this space. Until then, browse the archives, comment on old [...]
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Posted on February 2, 2009 by Anindita Sengupta
WE WILL BE continuing with regular programming but the Mangalore issue remains important and we don’t want to sideline it. So we’ll post updates as and when we receive any and links to those posts will also be available under “Read. Visit. Do.” at the top of the right sidebar. Thank you for all the [...]
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Posted on November 4, 2008 by Anindita Sengupta
I JUST GOT BACK from a break to discover the flurry of comments around Meena’s post. There’s lots of accusations about it not being well thought out / clear etc and I would like to clarify, yet again, that UV is a space to share informed opinion but also feelings, angst, even rants. Quite simply, [...]
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Posted on August 29, 2008 by Indhu Subramaniam
UV’s BIRTHDAY? Usha and I looked at each other, our eyes saying ‘you mean it’s been a year?’ Actually, at HHS, we can’t believe that a year has passed. Amidst our other work, the blog has been such an alive and vibrant platform. In the past, we had tried different ways for people to get [...]
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Posted on August 27, 2008 by Anindita Sengupta
ULTRA VIOLET completes a year today. 70 posts over 12 months. In the last year, UV has had 16 women writing about what it means to be a woman in India today. What affects us, what makes us angry, what moves us or devastates us — and what leaves us cold. There have been posts [...]
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Posted on June 29, 2008 by Anindita Sengupta
AN UV UPDATE: Ammu Joseph challenges the notion that feminism is passé on Verve and talks about UV in her story… The ongoing change is evident in India, too. Take, for example, Ultra Violet, a blog initiated last year by young feminists across the country wishing to express themselves on a wide range of ‘issues, [...]
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Posted on April 21, 2008 by Anindita Sengupta
ABOUT A MONTH back, we had an editorial meeting. Which is to say that the three of us sat around over chai and rusk at the HHS office and talked about UV, feminism, being women and other such. We took some decisions and tentatively started implementing them. Then some time back, we were approached by [...]
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Posted on September 17, 2007 by Anindita Sengupta
…AROUND HERE lately. It’s not because we’ve run out of steam after the initial burst of energy but because we’ve been tweaking things a bit. Firstly, we’ve picked a new template that presents the different sections a little better. We’ve added some new sections — an RSS feed of women-related news at India Together, a [...]
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Posted on August 27, 2007 by Anindita Sengupta
IT’S A TIME of intense and rapid change in India. Women are stretching their wings, exploring new spaces and testing the boundaries of old ones. With more women working, traveling, living on their own or managing high-powered careers, new challenges have emerged. Some women are coping with increased independence or living alone. Others are trying [...]
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