From: editors <editors@hardnewsmedia.com>
Date: Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 1:48 PM
Subject: September issue of Hardnews live and available at newsstands
To: editors <editors@hardnewsmedia.com>
Dear contributors and friends,
The September issue of Hardnews is live and available on stands. Please visit www.hardnewsmedia.com for details and http://www.hardnewsmedia.com/2007/10/1426 for where the magazine is available.
The website is being updated regularly and now includes more than the print version.
Cover Story: Crime Rocks!
New age crime becomes legit in the new age economy. It's boom time for big money and big crime
Cover story includes:
1) History repeats, as farce by Sanjay Kapoor
Invariably, the rich man gets out of jail, while the penniless gets hanged. Indian prisons are full of such 'criminals'
2) One MMS, too many by Madhuri Balodi in Delhi
As in the film Love, Sex aur Dhoka, new age crime among youngsters has become a Virtual Reality
3) Sacred sleaze by Sanjay Kapoor
So why is it that the powerful Indian State never shows any courage to take on tax offenders and violators of law? Basically, the rich and powerful?
4) Don't by Ratna Raman
A lot of crimes are committed against women by men who have been taught to view women as less than equals
5) Nothing 'natural' about it by Shaweta Anand
Violence against women is rooted deep in the way girls are brought up to become 'women' and boys are made into 'men'
6) Gulp this Pulp! by Sadiq Naqvi
The Hindi pulp fiction thriller still entices and enthrals
7) Oye Bunty! Bunty Oye! By Akash Bisht in Delhi
Bunty, the legendary thief, has turned a new leaf. He narrates his amazing life and times in the world of crime, inside and outside
8) Bollywood realism by Karen Gabriel in Delhi
When it comes to organised crime, the line between underground and overground is thin. Between power politics and box office cinema, and audience consensus, this is the sleazy synthesis
9) Comic realism by Nandini Chandra
Classical Indian comics basically train young minds to suck up to the stereotypes of the status quo
10) The spy who never loved me by Sonali Ghosh Sen
With its cobwebs of double agents, diabolical conspiracy and shadowy creatures, spy cinema will never go out of fashion
The magazine also includes:
Bitter Sugar by Pradeep Kapoor in Lucknow
Mayawati government is in the dock after allegations of corruption in the sale of four sugar mills
'Tigers do not segregate on regional lines'
Exclusive interview with biologist Shomita Mukherjee
Dirty looking stones by Meha Dixit in Delhi
Despite solemn rhetoric, blood diamonds and child soldiers continue to enact a sub-human trial of tragedy and savagery in the dirty wars of Africa
Among many others.
+ Columns by Amit Sengupta, Sanjay Kapoor, Beena Sarwar, Rupa Gulab and Mehru Jaffer.
+ Exclusive articles by Le Monde Diplomatique, France
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Akash Bisht
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