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There are magazines and magazines: this world today is full of printed word. A lot of it unreadable. A lot of it trivial. Some of it is of value but only transient. Fortunately, out of this cloud of mediocrity, there rises, occasionally, a peak of excellence, commitment and concern. MANUSHI is one such peak. A magazine of contemporary relevance, garnished with rare courage, clarity and deep insight. It informs, reveals and educates in a way that is its own. A great learning experience for men and women alike.

P M Bhargava, eminent scientist, Vice Chairman, National Knowledge Commission
 
MANUSHI has never kowtowed to any authority—political, ideological or academic. It has
consistently tried to open up new territories for the ideas, values and worldviews of marginalised people. I have developed a deep respect for the journal, because I have found
that to know MANUSHI is to know one's own self a little better.

Ashis Nandy, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
 
MANUSHI is thoughtful, incisive and enlightening. More than just feed information, it asks questions that should be asked. It should definitely be read by all those who want to do something for India.

Maneka Gandhi, former Minister for Enviroment and Social Justice
 
MANUSHI has been in the forefront of the struggle of women and minorities. Manushi deserves the support of people of goodwill everywhere..
Danial Latifi, Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court, Delhi
 
Manushi… covers an incredible range of women’s experience… shows both the oppression and the beauty of Indian women…
Adrienne Rich, Poet, USA
 
An excellent magazine… interestingly written and well documented…
Ms. Magazine, USA
 
Manushi… did much to bring international attention to the violence against Indian women that was virtually unacknowledged…
Philadelphia Inquirer, USA
 

India’s first serious journal devoted to women’s issues… has created a substantial following of nation-wide subscribers.

India Today, Delhi
 
Required reading for our deaf-dumb-blind male population.
Nayantara Sehgal, Writer
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Latest from Manushi
• Deepening Democracy
Challenges of Governance and
Globalization in India
(Oxford University Press)
MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR
Deepening Democracy brings together essays on enduring issues such as human rights, governance, and the impact of globalization on the Indian citizen. The covers a range of issues from a glimpse of the License-Permit-
Raid Raj as it affects the livelihood of the selfemployed poor, to a critique of India’s farm and economic policies. It further discusses the new divides being created by the country’s language policy to the causes and possible remedies for ethnic conflicts in India  (Read More…)
 
• Women Bhakta Poets:
Contains accounts of the life and poetry of some of the most outstanding women in Indian history from the 6th to the 17th
century — Mirabai, Andal, Avvaiyar, Muktabai, Janabai, Bahinabai, Lal
Ded, Toral, Loyal. Many of these poems had never neen translated into english before  (Read More…)
 
Off the Beaten Track: Rethinking Gender Justice for Indian Women (OUP)
Religion at the Service of Nationalism and Other Essays (OUP)
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