She is in pain and anguish when it goes through a low patch, elated and overjoyed when it prevails against all odds. She quietly rallies support for her friends when they need it. Someone who wants to remain anonymous: Meenal is a deeply emotional person and almost embarrassed about this. Why canвЂ™t I work with mirror?ДЄn editor who joined Mirror less than a year back: working with Meenal is what has kept me in Bombay especially during the days when the city was cruel. For two of those four hours, this person ranted and ranted about how Meenal had fired her and said repeatedly- why wonвЂ™t she hire me again? Will she hire me again? I am great for mirror. Someone working with a top national daily. This is the most recent in a string of mob lynchings witnessed across the country over the last few months. A mentally challenged woman was lynched on suspicions of child trafficking at Sekendra village in West BengalвЂ™s Murshidabad district on Tuesday. I once met someone well known in Mumbai who told me with deep resentment- you donвЂ™t understand Dushyant, Meenal runs Mumbai.ДЄ reporter in mirror said to me: вЂњI donвЂ™t understand this, she makes big businessmen and politicians wait so long for an appointment, sometimes even over a year, but she always has time to meet you, just another columnist, why?вЂќ Bengal: Mob lynches mentally ill woman after branding her a child trafficker. To add to the accounts above, I want to share some more I have heard over the years. вЂњShe also understood that bringing a paper is a collaborative effort and pushed her team (in earlier years, very hard) to make a difference.вЂќ Singh believes it was that rigour that made Mumbaikars read the paper, sometimes even more closely than Times of India. вЂњMeenal felt for all aspects of the paper,вЂќ said Jairaj Singh, who joined MeenalвЂ™s team in 2019 just before the general election. I asked two people what they thought MeenalвЂ™s greatest strength was. One recent studyВ found that less than 5% of newsroom leadership positions across newspapers are occupied by women. Listen to the podcast hereВ if you haven't heard it already.ДЄdd to that sheвЂ™s one of the few powerful women in an Indian newsroom.

Reporters often said that even after they left Mirror their story ideas had to get past the вЂњnoвЂќ test that played out in their heads.

вЂњIвЂ™m a bit of an adrenaline junkie, I draw a lot of energy from the newsroomвЂ¦I tend to drive my team a bit hard,вЂќ she told BBC World Service in 2019 in a documentary podcast on Mumbai Mirror.

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