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Director and screenwriter of award-winning Malayalam films, Anjali Menon – the conjurer of surprising plots and nuanced characters – is introducing global filmmaking values to regional cinema.
Read the September 2018 Issue of eShe Magazine
The southern Indian state of Kerala is under our spotlight this month, as pioneering Malayalam filmmaker Anjali Menon shares why we need more sensitivity in cinema, and a family shares their traumatic experience of surviving the Kerala floods. Plus a debate on ‘menstrual leave’ for working women, a report on the ‘tiger widows’ of the Sundarbans, fashion, travel, recipes and more! Start reading now.
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An Italian Chef Shares a Recipe for Lentil Crepes You’ll Love
We cajoled Chef Pierluigi Gallo to share a vegetarian recipe that would tickle the taste-buds of our Indian readers. Lentils is what came up!
She Started a New Curriculum for Indian Schools: How to be Happy
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Waste Management Pioneers: These Bengaluru Women Are Turning Refuse into Resource
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An Eager Birthday Boy, a Pair of Scissors — and 11 Months of a Mother’s Journey in Faith
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The Gap Year: Why More Older Couples Are Taking Time Off From Their Lives
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She Paints Her Poetry in the Colours of Fire and Feminism
A self-proclaimed ‘shaukeen’ and ‘raging feminist’, Instagram poet and policy analyst Harnidh Kaur is unafraid to take on controversial topics in her art.
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