Who are the tribal women training AI data? Shailaja Rao reviews ‘Humans in the Loop’ and speaks to lead actor Sonal Madhushankar about these Adivasi and Dalit women giving meaning to machine learning.
When confronted with casual ageism and judgements about one’s weight or single status, what would you do? In this essay, Reeti Roy turns within to seek love and self-validation.
With cases like actor Girija Oak’s AI-morphed images spotlighting the problem of online gender-based abuse, a new report urges stronger laws, faster takedowns, and safer digital spaces for women and LGBTQI+ people.
Celebrate the joy of reading this Children’s Day with our hand-picked list of 12 delightful new books – perfect for curious, creative and fun-loving kids of every age!
Tehran-born memoirist and feminist provocateur Roxana Shirazi had to flee Iran at the age of 10 due to her mother’s activism. Here, she shares the circumstances of her birth to a socialist mother in an imperialist land.
A single woman’s growth in tech transforms entire communities and industries. Karen D’Mello shares stories from her life and work at a nonprofit that helps women in tech through mentorship networks.
Phone in one hand and green tea in another? You are not the only multitasking maven. These multipurpose cosmetics, haircare and skincare products will totally fit your vibe.
At a time when women’s voices are being systematically silenced, US-based Indian-origin documentary filmmaker Ankita M Kumar has set out to bring Afghan refugee stories to the world. Her first film has now been backed by Naseeruddin Shah.
Raised in Ahmedabad, architect Vishakha P. Saxena didn’t notice when she began to fall in love with the much-maligned city of Delhi – until it was too late and it was hers.
New Zealand based Indian-origin mother of two Anagha Kawley narrates her remarkable story of rising from the ashes of two devastating relationships, the first of which left her with 65 percent burns.
Berlin-based Iranian filmmaker Schokofeh Kamiz’s documentary ‘After Sabeen’ is both a personal and political journey – an intimate portrait of courage, grief, and the power of small acts in driving meaningful change.
Award-winning artist Shilo Shiv Suleman on her new exhibition ‘Art of Liberation’ that features women artists from across South Asia “working against censorship, surveillance and silencing”
Mumbai-bred writer and cyclist Priyanka Dalal got a glimpse into another India when she volunteered at a rural sports festival where women stepped out of traditional homes to play throwball, many for the first time.
Across India, a new generation of architects is redefining design – merging creativity with conscience to craft sustainable, sensory spaces that address climate change with responsibility and care.
From surviving 82 percent burns to running three ventures and coaching leaders, Prerona Roy tells us how transforming self-limiting beliefs can ignite unstoppable growth, courage, and reinvention.
The glow on your face has a lot to do with what’s going on inside you. eShe beauty editor Hansa Makhijani Jain lists 7 ways to keep calm and shine on.
What happens when divorced parents do not simply live apart, but in different cities or countries, in ways that fragment a child’s sense of belonging, asks Vaishnavi Roy.
In her new book, behavioural finance expert Dr Jyoti Mehndiratta Kappal notes that women lay more emphasis on the social impact of their investments, and pick companies that prioritise ESG principles and community-oriented goals.
We interview novelists Anita Krishan and Ponnu Elizabeth Mathew about their new books set in mid-20th century India, highlighting stories of conflict, survival and the power of hope.