Anubha Bhonsle is an award-winning journalist from India, and author of Mother, Where’s My Country?, a work of reportage from Manipur, India. Her body of work covers politics, gender, conflict and development, and she joins us to discuss her experiences of working on the ground to uncover untold stories, and how she's working on integrating a gender lens in journalism to avoid stereotypes, in order to create more accurate messages in the media.

<p><a href="http://www.anubhabhonsle.com/">Anubha Bhonsle</a> is an award-winning journalist from India, and author of Mother, <a href="http://www.anubhabhonsle.com/mother-wheres-my-country/">Where&rsquo;s My Country?</a>, a work of reportage from Manipur, India. Her body of work covers politics, gender, conflict and development, and she joins us to discuss her experiences of working on the ground to uncover untold stories, and how she's working on integrating a gender lens in journalism to avoid stereotypes, in order to create more accurate messages in the media.</p>

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