Through her podcast Ohh Folk!!, Kolkata-born, US-based storyteller Shilpa Dasgupta revives forgotten folktales from around the world, blending research and voice artistry to preserve oral traditions for modern listeners.
50,000 strangers, one unforgettable night. A young immigrant still planting roots in Toronto bought a solo ticket to watch Coldplay live in concert. What followed was a powerful story of belonging and becoming.
eShe attended the National Tribal Dance Festival organised by the state of Chhattisgarh recently – here are lush glimpses from the vibrant event.
Veteran eco-feminist artist Mira Lehr’s environmental art will be displayed all across the city of Miami at prestigious art festivals and events next month.
The National Council of Women Leaders has released a series of recommendations for India’s government on tackling gender-based violence targeting Dalit women and girls.
Michigan-based artist and entrepreneur Svitlana Martynjuk is determined to facilitate fair representation of women in the global art scene.
Two young Indian painters Aditi Purwar and Shivangi Kalra take us through the ups and downs of their artistic journeys through the pandemic.
Millennials and Gen-Zs are stuck in a pandemic time warp, their education and careers on pause until lockdowns ease. How are they coping? We find out.
Mona Rai’s unconventional abstract artworks are as mesmerising for the viewer as for the artist herself, revealing secrets at every step of the process
Company law expert Archana Khosla Burman on the POSH Act and empowering women in the workplace
In her new book, actor and social-media star Saloni Chopra subverts fairytale endings and puts forward more feminist solutions instead.
The chaos in Tanya Goel’s works strikes a harmonious balance with her rhythmic and varied layering.
A Kerala-based social enterprise built on spiritual and humanitarian values is out to provide rural women access to low-cost, eco-friendly cloth pads.
Author and social entrepreneur Mehr F Husain is chronicling and reviving the Subcontinent’s artisanal heritage.
Authors Viji Venkat and Sujata Sabnis not only dwell on India’s beauty and history but also the cruelty of its traditions and its social injustice in their new crime thrillers.
A foodie reviews two delicious works of food writing from South Asia and samples their traditional recipes as the new year dawns.
The Grant Thornton SABERA Awards acknowledge the inspiring stories of impact and development aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
The back-story of the book adds spectacularly to its allure, and the India connection makes it very special for readers in this part of the world.
A chilling new report by Swabhiman Society and Equality Now highlights how India’s justice system is failing survivors of caste-based sexual violence.
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