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After a two-year gap, I returned to my village to visit my aging parents in 2021. The shadow of COVID-19 loomed large, with its crisis far from over. The virus continued to ensnare people, leaving trails of illness and grief in its wake. The lockdown’s grip, though loosened, had not fully released us. With all […]
Investing in mutual funds can be a great way for even those without any financial knowledge to grow their wealth. Here is why.
As the plane touched down on the bustling tarmac of Delhi, a cocktail of anticipation and nerves bubbled within me. This journey was no ordinary visit; it was a pilgrimage of the heart, seeking to knit a bond of intimacy with my mother-in-law that transcended miles, cultures, and perhaps, even silent expectations. In the twenty-three […]
In a bustling metropolis, two women embarked on a financial odyssey that would not only redefine their futures but also illuminate a path for countless others. This is the story of Anjali and Nidhi, whose lives, distinct yet intertwined, became a proof to the power of informed investing through mutual funds. Like Anjali and Nidhi, […]
The most painful realization for me was not that these societal norms existed, but that our love, in its most crucial moments, bowed to them.
Value your heritage, society’s fabric, and your familial traditions, but never let them constrain you. Make your dreams a reality; use your voice.
Technical concepts came so naturally to those young workers. It was hard for me. I wanted to prove, not just to the world, but to myself, that I could do this.
She realized her dreams, and of many more women, because she defied the village elders.
Current Time Dharapuram is a small village nestled amid the verdant hills of southern India. Around the corner, change was stirring, but the people were oblivious. The villagers were preparing for the upcoming local elections, a routine event that had always unfolded predictably. Men would run for office, women would vote, yet their voices remained […]
Women’s Reservation Bill: A Tale of Triumph Once upon a recent time in India, a transformative bill was born – the Women’s Reservation Bill. It wasn’t just any legislative document; it was the harbinger of a new era in Indian politics, a beacon of hope for millions of women. The Dawn of Change Our story […]
At the tender age of eleven, I experienced my first seizure. My life took a dramatic turn. The onset was abrupt and shrouded in mystery. I awoke feeling drained, my head pounding with pain. My usual zest for play, and the outdoors evaporated. Even school, a place I once approached with eagerness, now felt like […]
My husband looked as shocked as if I'd suggested he wear pink to a football match. "Are you really into cricket, or are you just here to ogle the dashing players?" he joked.
Her husband kept her away from all finances, and she felt it was 'protective' of him. But now that he was gone, how was she to understand any of it?
Every child deserves to feel wanted, to be the main character in someone’s life, not a footnote. Adoption can often be just that.
The burdens that patriarchy places on women to be the 'good Indian woman' are heavy... time to deep clean them away from our lives?
“We’re in the business of innovation,” she said, “yet we cling to outdated notions that long hours equal hard work. I refuse to accept that. And I believe we all deserve better.”
In the heart of the historic capital, Washington DC, I stood next to the enduring, unyielding sculpture of women’s strength – the Rosie the Riveter Marker. On American Way, just east of Waterfront Street, the marker serves as a beacon of historical significance, evoking the spirit of a generation. Rosie, emblematic of the countless women […]
The job hunt was a gauntlet of soul-crushing rejections. Each "No" landed like a punch, but Kashish stood her ground, unyielding.
Always the good girl, Anisha dared to break free this time, and did something unthinkable. Will her colleagues and her bosses accept the new Anisha?
Mira is the solo female engineer on the site. With a lack of washrooms and basic empathy, how will she navigate the male-dominated space during her period?
The management could no longer feign ignorance. The transformation began. Sensitization sessions were organized. Her manager was held accountable for her behaviour. The atmosphere started shifting from tolerance to acceptance.
Everyone settled down in their seats. By some chance, I ended up sitting with Uncle Brajesh. The fateful night of my life for which I've always curse myself for being so ignorant, so naive, and so childish.
All I did was keep jotting down my feelings in my green diary. They were my true inner sadness, stories after stories of my loneliness—unhinged, untarnished and unfabricated.
Growing up can be a scary experience for girls due to societal expectations and social pressures. It is important to acknowledge them and gives girls hope.
Both the sisters are in the car, chatting happily, laughing and giggling so fondly like they've seen each other after ages. But it soon they would be each other's enemies!
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