In Conversation With Jochi Amma, A Tribal Woman From Wayanad, Kerala
The Womb team met and spoke to Jochi Amma, a tribal woman and has been curing tribals and people from far off places, of their
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Celebrating Sisterhood Through Portraits – Journey of 4 Sisters Over 40 years
By Srinivas Rayappa “Having a sister is like having a best friend you can’t get rid of. You know whatever you do, they’ll still be
Remembering A Mahatma : Dr. M. Karunanidhi & His Contribution To Upliftment of Women
By Dr. Elsa Lycias Joel Kalaignar’s political ambitions have trickled down to the third generation for good. Tamil Nadu knows of Muthuvel Karunanidhi (popularly referred
Launching “Mind Mastery for Success” – Namrataa Bhatia in association with The Womb
The WOMB in association with Namrataa Bhatia ( transformational coach) presents its first of a kind knowledge series. Given the current scenario, we decided to
क्या अब भी मानव बदलेगा?
कभी सिसकती बालाओं की, सुध लेती थी जनता सारी, आज चहकती अबलाओं की, चिता सजाने की तैयारी।। कब तक ऐसी दशा रहेगी? कब तक तांडव
भारतीय महिलाएं और शादी का बंधन
राजेश ओ.पी. सिंह भारत में आज भी कुल माइग्रेशन का 46.33 फीसदी शादियों के द्वारा हो रहा है और इस माइग्रेशन में 97 फीसदी हिस्सा
14-year-old B. Savitha Shri from Chennai becomes Woman International Master in chess
Ashmi Sheth for Young Adult Space (YAS!), The Womb The name Viswanathan Anand is almost synonymous to Indian chess Grand Master, but this 14-year-old girl
World’s largest art museum gets its first female president in 228 years
Ashmi Sheth The Mona Lisa soon won’t be the only woman in spotlight in the Louvre. On 28 May, 2021, art historian and curator Laurence
Ok Then. Remember To Shriek Wildly After Sexual Assault
By Anil Thakraney (Senior Journalist) Journalist Tarun Tejpal has been acquitted by the District and Sessions Court of Goa. He was charged with sexual assault
Trisha Prabhu – The journey of a Social and Tech Entrepreneur to stop Cyberbullying
Seeds of Thought: Just 1 month and 10 days before her 13th birthday, on September 9th 2013, Rebecca Ann Sedwick, a 12 year old American
The Sari – A Priceless Treasure in Every Women’s Wardrobe
“The sari I wear may be traditional, but I am six yards ahead of my time.” Weaving its way across the entire subcontinent, since time
In Conversation with Dr. Urvi Jangam – India’s first visually impaired woman to secure a PhD in German Studies
Ashmi Seth The Womb had the honour of interviewing Dr. Urvi Jangam, India’s first visually impaired woman to secure a PhD in German Studies. Dr.