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She lost her arms so she armed herself with courage instead
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Download eShe October 2017 Into Your Device
With award-winning motivational speaker and bomb-blast survivor Malvika Iyer on the cover, the October 2017 issue of eShe magazine promises you plenty of inspiring stories of women around the world. Download it into your device and read it at your own pace!
Read the October 2017 Issue of eShe Magazine
She lost her arms in a bomb blast but cover girl and youth icon Malvika Iyer’s ability, courage and positive attitude made up for it. Be inspired by her life and that of many other women from around the world in the October 2017 issue of eShe. Click to read for free!
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.
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