Thongs and Other Weapons of Crotch Destruction
A hilarious new memoir by Lalita Iyer, The Whole Shebang: Sticky Bits of Being a Woman, includes a chapter on women’s underwear woes. Here’s an excerpt.
Category: Voices
Why I’m Walking 800 Km Over 30 Days With Total Strangers
Camino de Santiago is a rite of passage for over 250,000 pilgrims worldwide who converge on Spain each year. This is Kay Newton’s journey.
Women Entrepreneurs Host ‘Divas Market 57’ to Shop and Party Pre-Diwali
The ‘divapreneurs’ of Delhi pin code ’57 came together to celebrate pre-Diwali shopping at ‘Divas Market 57’ in Vasant Vihar. Check out photos of the event here.
Vasant Vihar Women Entrepreneurs Get Together for a Unique ‘Divas Market 57’
eShe is the proud media partner for Divas Market 57, to be held at Vasant Continental Hotel, New Delhi, on October 5th. The shopping festival is an innovative concept by the enterprising women of Delhi pincode 57.
“Visual Impairment Has Enabled Me”: Jasdeep’s Brave Journey
Sometimes life closes one door because it wants you to notice the open window. After losing her sight, software techie Jasdeep Kaur learnt to see her truth more clearly.
Even Joblessness Can Lead You to Meaningful New Journeys, Says Brittany Garth
What life hands to you is not as important as what you choose to give back to life, says motivational speaker Brittany Garth.
How to Open Up to Leadership and Self-Growth
Some people are natural leaders, but others can develop leadership by being more open to experiences, says luxury consultant Madhavi Advani.
How I Stay Organised While Working From Home
Today’s flexible working schedules and the ease of technology have given many of us the freedom to work from home. But how does one optimize efficiency with all the distractions of running a home too?
Painting Melbourne with the Colours of India
Bushra Hassan initially found it hard to adapt to Australia when she moved there from India. But art helped her cope and find meaning.
Between Lahore and Delhi: an Indian woman’s memories of Partition 1947
As India celebrates 70 years of Independence, Sheela Kapur recalls her memories of Partition and wonders at the senseless boundaries between those born of the same earth.
3-Minute News: Menstrual Solutions, Sex Surveys, and the Long Arm of the Law
This is what Indian women have been talking about these past few weeks.
eShe is Magazine Partner for Women Economic Forum – Taj Dwarka 2017
eShe magazine is now the official magazine partner for Women Economic Forum 2017 to be held at Dwarka, New Delhi, on September 12-13th. Stay tuned for more updates!
It’s the Best Time Ever
This is the best time in history to be a woman. Think about that.
What guide books won’t tell you about Zanzibar
A visit to an old land like Zanzibar is a feast for the senses and a wondrous opening of the mind. But like other developing countries, there are changes taking place at all levels of society, things that the travel books won’t tell you. Kay Newton reveals all.
And the Bookworm Travelled Happily Ever After (Except Now She’s Into Kindle)
Sunita Pandey shares her bookish journey across the world – her arms full of children and her head in her books.
Triple Talaq: Who’s Really Listening to the Muslim Woman?
Divorce in Islam is at the centre of a heated tug-of-war between political parties and religious bodies in India. But the most ignored voice is the one the debate seeks to empower.
What Is the Big Deal About Wonder Woman Anyway?
Hollywood’s new feminist icon Wonder Woman has left Indian female audiences puzzled.
Rescued by a Lifeboat and Other Lessons in Handling Stress
It sometimes takes an extreme event to teach you about your own capacity to handle stress, understand it, and survive it, says Kay Newton.
India’s Oldest Cardiologist Turns 100, and Other News
A spotlight on women in the news and news of interest to women
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