From the International Herald Tribune:
"Shefalee Vasudev was a news journalist for 15 years and worked with various newspapers and magazines before joining the Outlook Group to head Marie Claire India as its first editor.
In her three years at Marie Claire, Shefalee has been instrumental in drawing up Let Me Be Me, an influential campaign against moral policing in Indian society. She later conceptualized and mounted Made in India, the first Fashion Awards in the country. These awards are related to a series of special reports that link mastercraftsmen and textile weavers with designers and luxury retailers."
"Shefalee Vasudev was a news journalist for 15 years and worked with various newspapers and magazines before joining the Outlook Group to head Marie Claire India as its first editor.
In her three years at Marie Claire, Shefalee has been instrumental in drawing up Let Me Be Me, an influential campaign against moral policing in Indian society. She later conceptualized and mounted Made in India, the first Fashion Awards in the country. These awards are related to a series of special reports that link mastercraftsmen and textile weavers with designers and luxury retailers."
