Award-winning television and theatre actor Gillian Anderson’s new book ‘Want’, a collection of fantasies by anonymous women from around the world, creates a unique space for women’s voices in sexual literature.
Canadian social worker Farzana Doctor’s latest book is a self-help manual for caregivers, who often neglect themselves while caring for others. The activist shares what prompted her to write this “workbook of emotional hacks and self-care experiments”.
Many preteens and teens languish in orphanages because prospective adoptive parents don’t think it is possible to build a strong bond with an older child. But it is! Child rights activist Smriti Gupta shares her experiences from the field.
Author of the newly released book ‘The Hormone Shift’ and integrative wellness physician Dr Tasneem ‘Taz’ Bhatia addresses the confusion around hormone-replacement therapy, and suggests alternatives for those who have doubts.
Dr Meg Jay’s new book ‘The Twentysomething Treatment’ addresses the mental-health crisis among young adults. In this interview, she advocates for skills over pills, promotes hope, and offers practical advice for navigating uncertainty and fostering a growth mindset.
Dr Aruna Kalra’s new memoir reveals the dark underbelly of India’s maniacal obsession with male heirs and the stupefying procedures that women are forced to undergo to birth a son – even if they often pay with their own lives in the process.
Who cooks at home is a socio-political narrative intertwined with gender bias, culture, stereotypes and division of work. Glorifying ‘mom-made meals’ is a patriarchal tool to confine women within homes and kitchens.
Despite facing societal challenges and institutional barriers, these 10 phenomenal women from around the world, including India, have left an indelible mark in the world of mathematics down history.
eShe editor Aekta Kapoor finally put her eventful life in context and made peace with her past after a film based on her love story inspired thousands of other women in their own lives.
At 50, Anuradha Lekhi Gupta just won her first beauty pageant. But if the spunky film producer’s life is anything to go by, she’s just getting warmed up.
A useful list of some of the most renowned craft exhibitions of India that you must visit, not only to encourage local handicrafts but also to promote eco-friendly products and traditional practices.
One of three married women in India face domestic violence. Author and conflict mediator Veera Mahajan has been raising awareness about intimate-partner abuse for several years – ever since she stood up to the violence in her own marriage.
US-based engineer Shazia Imam adopted the practice of hijab at 22, even if it meant rebelling against her progressive, modern father. It was a decision she never regretted.
What does a new web series on real-life love stories have in common with an NGO that protects couples under threat from honour-based crimes? They’re both batting for the right to choose one’s life partner in a country as diverse and dogmatic as India, writes Shailaja Rao.
Being unattached and polygamous is fun – whether it’s with romantic partners or dentists, says this single, forty-something corporate professional from Mumbai.
Bengaluru psychotherapist Meena Iyer was amazed to discover Holotropic Breathwork and its benefits. She’s now taking this healing modality across India to seekers of personal growth.
What do the cards foretell for 2024? Here’s your tarot guide for the year ahead by Karishma Makhija.
A new book by former actor-playwright Catherine Ann Jones takes you deep into the heart of India, highlighting not only India’s wealth of spiritual knowledge, but also its intrinsic discrimination and superstition.
Aekta Kapoor tours a lesser explored region of Arunachal Pradesh along with her best friend, and is delighted by the beauty of this northeast Indian state, its pristine ecology, and the empowerment of its tribal women.
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