Beauty Review: 7 Natural Skincare Brands from India
Why look anywhere else when Indian beauty shelves these days have the best of natural and organic beauty ware?
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This 18-Year-Old’s First Taste of TV Stardom Changed Her Life
She sang all her way through school, and when she turned 18, the first thing she did was apply to India’s only music reality TV show for Western vocals. This is Soumya Sofat’s experience.
Why Is Erotica Considered Sinful, Asks Author Shradha Singh
One of the few women authors from India to write erotic novels, Shradha Singh holds pragmatic opinions about extramarital sex, and says monogamy does not exist.
Royal Swag! When Queen Victoria’s Granddaughter Met Her Indian Secretary, Abdul
In the twilight years of her reign, the British Queen Victoria was devoted to her Indian assistant and Urdu teacher, Abdul Karim, much to the scandal of the royal court. Here is one fascinating anecdote about their controversial relationship.
She launched a successful jewellery label from home to prove a feminist point!
Former operations manager Sushma Mehta Shah channeled her creative energies into her own jewellery label after a chance statement triggered her to be a successful entrepreneur.
Download eShe December 2017 into Your Device
Click here to download eShe’s December 2017 issue into your device, so that you can read it in a no-WiFi zone at your own pace!
Who Needs a Bra? Not When You’re #SexyBrilliant Anyway
Most women hate how bras make them feel and yet we subject ourselves to them every day because we believe they make us look better. But who made these rules, asks Devina Kaur.
3-Minute News: Padmavati, Hadiya, Women Writers’ Fest, and a Divorce App
A spotlight on women in the news and news of interest to women this week.
6 Dessert Recipes From Around the World, from Finland to Mexico
Sweet-somethings are a necessity when celebrations are in the air. Bring the world on your plate with these global offerings by top chef Monish Gujral.
Why Doing Nothing Can Be The Best Part of Your Holiday
Adventure is a good reason to travel but so is healing, introspecting and loving yourself. Here’s why you should set out on a trip to do nothing.
Dwarka mom reveals horrific details of her 4-year-old’s sexual assault and school’s indifference
It is every mother’s nightmare come true. On top of the trauma of dealing with my four-year-old daughter’s sexual assault, I’m also now dealing with the anger and humiliation of being doubted and victim-shamed. There has been a spate of stories in the media that have been giving the school’s side of the story. This is mine.
Living with Rheumatoid Arthritis at 25, Fighting Pain Like a Warrior
Most people think of RA as something that only strikes people in mid-to-late life, but it does, in rare cases, afflict people who are in their 20s. This is one young girl’s story.
Love Indian Food But Want to Stay Vegan? Try These Alternatives
In India, vegetarianism is associated with ‘lacto-vegetarianism’, which includes all dairy products except eggs. How difficult is it to do without milk, ghee, cream, cheeses? Not as tough as it sounds. Here is a quick guide to being vegan in India.
Top Accessories Designer Tarini Nirula on Why She’s Drawn to Yoga
Delhi-based popular accessories designer Tarini Nirula has found herself drawn to a new calling of late: the path of yoga. She shares the why and how.
Your Identity Is Your Responsibility, Says This Etiquette Consultant
Perfectionist at heart, Vayjayanti Pugalia used to get very upset to see lack of etiquette and discipline amongst the people around her. So she set about fixing it!
This 25-year-old Jammu girl tells cricketers and Miss Indias what to eat
Young, focused and ambitious, Nmami Agarwal wants to make sure everyone eats a nutritious diet – and celebrities are listening.
Juvenile Diabetes Needs a Different Approach Than Adults – Is Your Child at Risk?
On World Diabetes Day 2017, which coincides with Children’s Day in India, paediatric endocrinologist Dr Smita Koppikar tells you why you can’t ignore juvenile diabetes, nor give it the same treatment as adults.
She Makes Fine Jewels So Stunning, You Can’t Take Your Eyes Off
Iconic Jaipur jeweller Sunita Shekhawat lets her creations speak of her many stories and histories.
She Collects Art and Encourages Artists, But It Isn’t For Herself
Namita Saraf channelized her passion for art by giving those with talent a commercial platform – that of her family-owned hotels.
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