Right, Left, Centre….and Everything In-between
In many ways, the story of Indian Women’s Press Corps is also the story of …
The Journey
In the Beginning was the Word
One winter afternoon seventeen of us, gently greying women journalists met on a lawn on …
The Pull of the Zeitgeist
Harminder Kaur Like the pull of the zeitgeist the need for a women’s press club …
If I Had a Chance to Live Life Again
Sheela Bhatt IWPC’s special issue has given us time to reflect on our careers. For …
Opening the Doors
That journalists are certainly not equals I realised the very first day of walking into …
A counterpoint to the press club down the road
If I had gone looking for a job in journalism, I would not have got …
Propelling Nascent Dreams in Journalism
Twenty five years ago IWPC was created as a second home for women journalists–a space …
A Corps, not a Club
Ever since the Indian Women’s Press Corps (IWPC) was founded 25 years ago, there have …
A Dream Come True
Kalyani Shankar The IWPC is a dream come true for the founder members because there …
Growing Up to Take a Stand
Neerja Chowdhury The significance of 25 years of IWPC goes beyond the creation of a …
Between Bylines: Chronicling the journey of Women Journalists
With a home of our own at 5, Windsor Place, it was time to acquire …
A Home Away From Home
This is a moment of celebration. It is not the time to quibble over shortcomings …
Transforming a gamblers’ den
Twenty five years ago, when I first stood at the gate of 5 Windsor Place …
IWPC Equals Friendship
As a business journalist starting out nearly 40 years ago, it was a largely male-dominated …