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“My transformation was a culmination of small steps that I took every day, consistently”: Prerona Roy
From surviving 82 percent burns to running three ventures and coaching leaders, Prerona Roy tells us how transforming self-limiting beliefs can ignite unstoppable growth, courage, and reinvention.
A woman’s place: reflections on food, gender and feminism in the kitchen
Women stir pots in homes but it is men who shape global food policy. Food-science student Sambrita Saha analyses the simmering politics of an Indian kitchen, and reclaims it for herself as a site of agency and quiet rebellion.
A Coldplay concert in Toronto, a solo love story
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.
“I read it on Reddit!” Indian women are turning to online communities for guidance
Indian girls and women are flocking to Reddit for real talk, real advice and zero judgement – think sisterhood, secrets and support, all wrapped in the comfort of anonymity. Smriti Sinha reports.
When meat-eating becomes a metaphor for male authority over the female body
A comparison of Han Kang’s ‘The Vegetarian’ and Agustina Bazterrica’s ‘Tender Is the Flesh’ with food customs in India reveals how meat-eating is used as a patriarchal tool to strip the woman of her autonomy, writes Nethra Anoop.
Communicating from the heart in an AI-powered world
When human beings communicate, we’re not just conveying the meanings of words. We are also communicating our humanity and our heart – the essence of who we are and what makes us human. And AI can’t do that, writes Aekta Kapoor.
Are sunscreens necessary? Here’s the science! Plus 5 sunscreen sticks we love
Every few years there is a disruption in the skincare market. Are sunscreen sticks the latest one? Or are we to believe the anti-sunscreen propaganda that’s viral on TikTok? eShe’s beauty editor Hansa Makhijani Jain takes a look.
These movie characters were adopted and that was their superpower
Author of ‘Child of My Heart’, Kalyani Sardesai examines how popular movies deal with the topic of adoption, along with the conflict of identity, thwarted motherhood, loss, grief and confusion in the lives of the adopted characters and their families.
Say ‘oh’ – single, 44, and changing dentists faster than lovers
Being unattached and polygamous is fun – whether it’s with romantic partners or dentists, says this single, forty-something corporate professional from Mumbai.
She lost her daughter in a road crash. Now she advocates for road safety through her NGO
A carelessly driven school bus killed Dr Mridul Bhasin’s teenage daughter in Jaipur in 1999. She is now one of South Asia’s most vocal advocates creating awareness about emergency-care infrastructure and road user behaviours.
“Those furthest from the consequences are making the worst decisions” – Dr Scilla Elworthy on white men monopolising global capital
Nobel Peace Prize nominee Dr Scilla Elworthy says a majority of the world’s wealth is controlled by white males and it is women, the poor and the planet that have to bear the cost.
Two sisters, a passion for Indian weaves, and a social-media success story
Young, peppy and fuss-free, and yet rooted in India’s textile heritage, fashion label Suta’s success is driven by digital marketing and a design strategy built on the aspirations and lifestyles of the youth.
She is helping women in Dehradun knit their way to a better future
Rachna Dushyant Singh’s nonprofit Ankuri empowers women with knitting skills and retail distribution networks, leading to both financial and social emancipation.
A ‘voice’ in her head led Lynnda Pollio to write an award-winning book – and changed her life
The voice of a Black, southern woman in her head drove New Yorker Lynnda Pollio to the red rocky mountains of Sedona and a quest for inspiration, wisdom and understanding.
eShe turns 5! Show us your love and win Amazon vouchers worth INR 25,000!
To celebrate eShe’s fifth anniversary, we’re giving our love and five Amazon gift vouchers worth INR 5000 each to five lucky readers!
Welsh artist Deborah Claire Procter on learning kathakali in India and creating art in Argentina
Award-winning artist Deborah Claire Procter speaks to eShe TV about growing up in Wales, training in kathakali and kalaripayattu in India, studying NLP and hypnosis, and creating music in Argentina.
“A woman’s purpose is not to serve men and community – a woman’s purpose is what she defines it to be”: Samra Zafar
In this podcast, Pakistani-Canadian motivational speaker and bestselling author Samra Zafar shares her experience of walking out of an abusive marriage with two kids, educating herself and following her purpose.
One-Eyed Mama learns equipoise and fills her empty nest with Sat-chit-ananda
Aekta Kapoor, aka One-Eyed Mama, attempts to follow truth, consciousness and bliss to heal from her attachments and suffering.
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