Take a bow Delhi, the nerve centre of bravehearts

January 02, 2013 17:50

A determined crowd of Delhi youngsters has done what countless seminars by sarkari feminists could not accomplish: put safety of women slap bang at the centre of the political discourse. Safety for women is normally the very lowest priority, an issue imprisoned in the zenana dabba of a handful of dedicated rights activists, an issue sneered at by both male and female netas. Does any politician worth his salt really care about the Ministry of Women and Child Development? Read Sagarika Ghose's piece on Firstpost.com

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