India is ready to make and drink its own best-quality teas, decided Shikha Puri, who set out to do just that.
Author: Aekta Kapoor
Lifestyle journalist and editorial consultant based in New Delhi. Editor of eShe magazine.
India’s First Woman CFO of a NASDAQ-listed Firm Has Her Hands Full These Days
Lady Boss: From being an IIM gold medallist to the CFO of a NASDAQ-listed company and now an investor and mentor to startups, Revathy Ashok has achieved milestones beyond the reach of most women
eShe Cover Girl Jennifer Winget on Childhood, Stardom and Betrayal
TV icon Jennifer Winget’s unconventional life and career choices mark her as a woman to watch out for. She gets personal in this exclusive interview.
Read the August 2017 Issue of eShe Magazine
With popular TV star Jennifer Winget on the cover, the August 2017 issue of eShe promises several hours of inspiring reading! Click to read now.
Yes, You CAN Launch a New Career Midlife, Pat Shows You How
Motivational writer and speaker Pat Duckworth’s latest book will give you an impetus to turn entrepreneur
What Is the Big Deal About Wonder Woman Anyway?
Hollywood’s new feminist icon Wonder Woman has left Indian female audiences puzzled.
The Director of ‘Lipstick Under My Burkha’ On Films, Sex and Feminism
Alankrita Shrivastava’s award-winning film ‘Lipstick Under My Burkha’ created a storm of controversy when the censor board blocked its release, deeming the subject of female sexuality unfit for public consumption. But the feisty filmmaker wasn’t going down without a fight.
Read eShe July 2017 Issue Online
Read the July 2017 issue of eShe magazine online here.
JADE by Monica and Karishma: mastering the nuances of e-couture
Powered by discreet luxury, JADE ensembles portray a distinct love for Indian heritage and craftsmanship. And they’re now available online too. We talk to designers Monica and Karishma about their experience with e-retail.
7 advantages homemakers have over working moms
I often meet homemakers who make statements such as, “Oh, I am JUST a housewife,” “I have no time for hobbies or myself,” and, “After all the housework and childcare chores, who has the energy […]
If I dressed the way my husband wanted me to…
My husband falls in the category of broadminded, well-adjusted men with an open world view when it comes to gender roles. He’s not afraid of wearing pink or holding a slightly feminine handmade sling bag, […]
What Happens When You Shop for an XXL-size Swimsuit in India
I have been plump since childhood but I have also been a swimmer since then. Despite my rounded proportions, or perhaps because of them, I found it very easy to float backwards rather swiftly, so […]
None can reach heaven Who has not passed through hell Shri Aurobindo
How NOT to get noticed on the internet
My dear daughters, I write this note to you because I work in a news website, and I happen to once in a while cross paths with people who do not realise that social media […]
Why I think working mothers are amazing
A few days ago, I met a young mother in another division at my workplace. She was back at work after four months of maternity leave. She’s in her late 20s, and this is her first […]
Review: Blossom Kochhar’s aromatherapy spa and products
I am a great fan of aromatherapy — not because I have studied the science (or art) but because coming from an Indian metropolis where the general city odour is less than desirable, everything in […]
Book review: The Lives of Others, by Neel Mukherjee
Book: The Lives of Others Author: Neel Mukherjee Publisher: Random House India The first chapter of Neel Mukherjee’s second novel is so close to home, it makes you squirm in your seat and nearly shut […]
Your Pain is Your Fault: What Women Are Told by Their Doctors
Originally posted on EDS and Chronic Pain News & Info:
Your Pain is Your Fault: What Women Are Told by Their Doctors – National Pain Report “There’s nothing wrong with you.” “Your only problem is…
Silence for strength and healing
Surprisingly elusive, silence can be a source of great healing and strength when used right. We all know too much noise isn’t good for us—which is why we call it ‘noise pollution’. Noise raises the […]
Kitty Khanna: A little bit of devotion
Who sings devotional songs? They went out of youth vocabulary with the Emergency in the seventies. It’s uncool now to be caught singing hymns in praise of sundry gods; one would rather sing paeans to the […]
