I became an egg donor for love
Would you become an egg donor even if the process is painful and there is nothing in it for you? This is one woman’s story.
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She Started Pop-ups to Help Her Mom Sell Saris, Then Became a Brand of Her Own
When her 50-something mother started a sari brand in Kolkata, Shalini Agarwal decided to help her promote her saris in Jaipur by holding exhibitions. Gradually, she became an event organiser to reckon with.
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She’s 73 But She Refuses to Retire
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She Quit Her Career, Then Came Back Better, Stronger, Smarter in Ver2.0
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Who Needs a Bra? Not When You’re #SexyBrilliant Anyway
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Older Indian Men Need an Update on the Relationship Economy
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This Ex-Corporate Honcho Is Igniting a Love for Art and Science in Belgaum’s Kids
Belgaum’s creativity crusader Rashmi Kulkarni set out to encourage a passion for art and science in her city’s kids after marriage and motherhood forced her to change profession.
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She dreams in Urdu, sings in Spanish, and weaves romance with her shayari. Linguist, professor and poet Minu Bakshi is a woman of many talents.
This B-school professor is giving women lessons in body positivity
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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.
Facility management pioneer Ritu Grover on business, baby and meeting the Queen
The founder of India’s largest facility management company TGH, Ritu Grover has learnt how to stay on top of the game – with brutal focus and dedication.
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How to Open Up to Leadership and Self-Growth
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A Single Mother in India Shares Her Workplace Challenges
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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.
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