A Woman Of Strength
By PARWAAZ A woman has died in meA woman of disease with a lack of peace.An animal who would toil and ask nothingA dried leaf
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Who decides what women should wear to the Parliament?
By Apurva SinghWomen politicians are supposed to wear traditional clothes to Parliament. Says who!? Is there a defined dress code to enter the Parliament? Hell
Kasturba Gandhi – A Woman Who Fought As An Equal Alongside Gandhiji For India’s Independence
By Avani Bansal We all know of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi – popularly called ‘Father of Our Nation’, but did you know that his wife –
Soul Searching – Are You Looking For Your Destiny In The Right Places?
(My Journey From Being A Lawyer To A Tour Leader) By Richa Shandilya Everyone has been made for some particular work and the desire for
He/She/They All Said No – Rejection Stories
By Kanika Bhatia [Rejections are like the caste system in this country. Highly visible, tangible yet rendered invisible by habit. Why is the current hustle culture,
Gender-Neutral Toilets?
England is currently reviewing its policy on publicly accessible toilets to decide whether they should be gender-neutral or separate for women. There are different opinions
Women of India – Unite
Shalini is into prostitution – she has a kid who she needs to feed, and she could not think of any other way to survive.
Meet Dr. Madeline Pumariega, first female president of USA’s largest community college – Miami Dade College, Florida
By Elsa Lycias Joel Miami Dade College President Madeline Pumariega takes a break to tell Elsa Lycias Joel about her goals, plans and priorities for
Passion Drives This Woman – Meet Auto Raji Akka
By Elsa Lycias Joel Auto Raji akka as she is fondly addressed by Chennaites is a hero among women and school going kids for the
Didi – A Lens To See Women In Indian Politics
By Rohini Sen The second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections concluded amidst BJP’s raging (and tone deaf) rhetoric of Hindutva and development. And
“By Their Faith”
By Elsa Lycias Joel [A Poem To Honour Our Nurses] More than just chosenA messenger of faithIn times of dejectionThere’s hope, she saithTherefore, she comes