Campaign India Team
Feb 13, 2009

Is Indian media unfair to women achievers?

Campaign India asks women achievers if they feel they are being short-changed by the news media in India  The recently concluded India Today Woman Summit saw an eclectic mix of women achievers from across fields. The summit had various panel discussions on the concerns that working women have, the problems that they face, the questions they want answers to and the changes they want to see being incorporated.

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