Becca Anderson’s book ‘Badass Affirmations: The Wit and Wisdom of Wild Women’ is a handy tool to inspire yourself every day with stories of inspiring women and affirmations to activate your own power.
eShe will host a panel discussion on the subject of ‘Love in Books and Life: Romance and the Female Gaze’ at Ananke’s upcoming Women in Literature Festival 2024.
A recent study by CGIAR-Gender found that menstrual taboos are firmly in place in many parts of Nepal, with women being denied their rights and opportunities during menstruation.
Dubai-based feminist media platform Ananke is hosting its annual Women in Literature Festival this month. Speakers will share collective and individual histories via conversations, art, and literature. eShe is proud to be an ally and partner.
What does a new web series on real-life love stories have in common with an NGO that protects couples under threat from honour-based crimes? They’re both batting for the right to choose one’s life partner in a country as diverse and dogmatic as India, writes Shailaja Rao.
‘Sleep whisperer’ Deepa Kannan’s debut book presents a 10-step framework to help those struggling with sleep disorders. In this review, psychologist Apoorva Gairola delves into the book’s key takeaways.
At a time when the Citizenship Amendment Act has gone into force in India, a new novel by Natasha Sharma spotlights the lives of women abducted during Partition and later rehabilitated by the Rescue and Restoration Act.
With her spunky YouTube channel titled ‘Eyeshadow and Etihaas’, Delhi academic Dr Ruchika Sharma has been countering the narrative of fake history that is dominating political discourse in election-bound India.
“I dread the release of this web series. The day my shame is made public to the world,” confesses eShe editor Aekta Kapoor, who features as An Unsuitable Girl in ‘Love Storiyaan’ on Amazon Prime.
Socio-economist Dr Ranjitha Puskur of CGIAR-IRRI on how an all-women farmers’ group in Kalahandi village in Odisha is a prime example of women leading social transformation armed with data and skills.
eShe TV hosted a panel discussion with the producer of the new Hindi film ‘Joram’, Anupama Bose, along with the film’s three female leads, Smita Tambe, Nimmy Raphel and Megha Mathur, on female characters in Bollywood and gender-sensitive filmmaking.
Being unattached and polygamous is fun – whether it’s with romantic partners or dentists, says this single, forty-something corporate professional from Mumbai.
Bengaluru psychotherapist Meena Iyer was amazed to discover Holotropic Breathwork and its benefits. She’s now taking this healing modality across India to seekers of personal growth.
What do the cards foretell for 2024? Here’s your tarot guide for the year ahead by Karishma Makhija.
A visit to Meghalaya for work turns into a personal pleasure trip for Delhi mom Neha Kirpal, who discovers a land of stunning natural beauty and a society where women take the lead.
A new book by former actor-playwright Catherine Ann Jones takes you deep into the heart of India, highlighting not only India’s wealth of spiritual knowledge, but also its intrinsic discrimination and superstition.
A vivid narrative about the scents of India and the country’s struggling perfume industry, Divrina Dhingra’s new book ‘The Perfume Project’ is a mix of journalism, academic research and personal commentary.
Bengaluru writer Urmi Chakravorty set out for a 10-day solo holiday to Himachal Pradesh. The Himalayan adventure didn’t just soothe her soul, it also taught her important life lessons.
A carelessly driven school bus killed Dr Mridul Bhasin’s teenage daughter in Jaipur in 1999. She is now one of South Asia’s most vocal advocates creating awareness about emergency-care infrastructure and road user behaviours.
The UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People being observed around the world today, 29 November, was first held in 1978. Forty-five years on, it is time to reiterate the ‘Positive Peace’ framework.
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