This NGO Offers ‘the Next Best Thing to Family’ for Isolated Seniors in Indian Metros
Manjiri Gokhale Joshi’s NGO offers free ‘family-like’ services and company to senior citizens left alone after their kids fly the nest.
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45 sketches to stories: how my office doodles became a collective blog project
Usha Iyer invited friends and family to write stories based on sketches she had made doodling in office. The results were enthralling.
Lockdown Poetry Contest Winners: Manjul Bajaj and Suchita Parikh-Mundul
These poems made it to the top of eShe’s Lockdown Poetry Contest 2020.
eShe Invite: Register for The Economic Times SDG Summit 2020
eShe magazine is proud to be media partner for The Economic Times SDG Summit to be held on September 29, 2020. Register now!
Seeking love, fuelled by fame, freedom and drugs: Bollywood icon Parveen Babi
In a new biography of 1970s’ Bollywood star Parveen Babi, author Karishma Upadhyay uncovers issues that are just as relevant today: mental health, drugs and the fast life.
Three women icons we lost within 20 days in 2020
An obituary to three power-women: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Kapila Vatsyayan and Dr SI Padmavati, who were icons in their respective fields of justice, culture and cardiology.
Goa’s own Russian DJ on music, motherhood and braving the lockdown
From classical Russian music to underground techno in Goa, professional DJ and mom Alina Liubina’s life is the stuff of free-spirited fairy tales.
Lockdown Poetry Contest Winners: Arpita Choudhury, Arya Gopi and Anushree Bose
These poems made it to the top of eShe’s Lockdown Poetry Contest 2020.
eShe TV: Let’s Talk About Extramarital Affairs
eShe’s Aekta Kapoor and Shweta Bhandral discuss the ins and outs of romance outside marriage, along with expert inputs by Dr Shambhavi Alve.
Kho Kho, Thums Up and ‘Prem’: 3 Authors Who Evoke 1990s’ Nostalgia in Their New Novels
Three Indian authors whose new novels are set in the 1990s share their favourite memories and pop culture references from this period.
Lockdown Poetry Contest Winners: Kanika Ahuja, Ashiqua Ahmed and Anomitra Paul
These poems made it to the top of eShe’s Lockdown Poetry Contest 2020.
“I hope this strange, toxic phase does not deter women joining the film industry” – Alankrita Shrivastava
Alankrita Shrivastava speaks up about Rhea Chakraborty’s media trial, filmmaking in the time of clampdown on dissent, and her new film Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare.
Indian Handlooms and Crafts Face a Pandemic Crisis – #VocalForLocal? Then #BuyLocal
India’s original ‘Made in India’ textiles and handlooms have been hit hardest by lockdown. These three social enterprises are doing their bit; they need our support.
From caste on Tinder to love jihad, the complex facets of love in India
Scholar and university professor Dr Debotri Dhar’s new book of essays looks at love from a point of view of gender, culture and politics.
eShe TV: Modern Childbirth Myths Busted by Modern Moms
In episode 5 of eShe TV, editor Aekta Kapoor talks to doula Neha Misra Mutluru and natural birth proponent Megha Khanduja about modern-day birthing myths.
Why The Concept of ‘Revenge Body’ Is Injurious to You (Not Your Ex)
The concept of ‘revenge body’ not only fat-shames women but also glorifies the need to seek validation from others.
Lockdown Poetry Contest Winners: Arenkala Walling, Matangi Jayaram and Ananya Ray
These poems made it to the top of eShe’s Lockdown Poetry Contest 2020.
Survey Result: Did Relationships Become More Equal at Home During Lockdown?
eShe conducted a survey on how long-term relationships fared during the COVID lockdown, with a focus on gender division of household responsibilities. Here’s what we found!
Inside the Mind of an Emmy Award-Winning Writer and MENSA Genius
The brilliant animation screenwriter and the first Indian to win an Emmy Award for writing, Sonam Shekhawat shares her extraordinary story.
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