One of the easiest things to like about Mumbai is the way women are able to live there. But this is not just a natural quality the city was born with – it is a legacy of working women, especially working-class women, many from oppressed castes and religious minorities.
In the eighth part of this podcast series titled Marine Lines: Mumbai’s Hidden Worlds, from the Suburbs to the Sea, hosted by journalist and author Raghu Karnad, Ramya Ramanath talks about the legacy of Mumbai’s working women.
Ramanath is a development and policy scholar and the author of A Place to Call Home: Women as Agents of Change in Mumbai.
This podcast has been co-created by DeadAnt Studio and Ministry of Mumbai’s Magic. Listen to the other parts here.
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