Why I Started India’s First Blobar
Sargam Chopra went from a childhood in the Middle East to marriage in the US, and then gave up her NRI status to follow her passion in India.
Tag: Indian women
6 Tricks I Learnt After Taking My Autistic Son for a Haircut
Taking an autistic child for his first haircut can be full of (unpleasant) surprises. Pallavi Shankar shares her experience and learning.
Eat, Shoot, Feed: The Story of My Gastronomical Romance
Food isn’t just fuel for the body, it’s a relationship – one can turn to food for comfort or for the joy of feeding others.
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.
She Quit Full-time School to Scuba Dive
Seventeen-year-old Oorja Gonepavaram didn’t think twice before quitting full-time school in favour of an unusual career. (And her city, Pune, doesn’t even have a coastline.)
“I Went Paragliding for the First Time at the Age of 61!”
There’s no age limit – or weight or fitness level – to have an adventure of a lifetime. All you need is the will and enthusiasm to defy naysayers! A heartening tale by Archana Raj Singh.
She Adopted a Baby after Losing Her Husband, and Learnt to Love Again
Singapore-based journalist Swapna Mitter took a brave decision after the death of her husband. This is her story.
by eShe
July 7, 2017
The Adventures of the Flying Mama from Kerala
The eventful journey of ex-zoology professor NK Mridula, age 68, who lives in Kannur, Delhi, Sussex and Hong Kong.
Read eShe July 2017 Issue Online
Read the July 2017 issue of eShe magazine online here.
If I Dressed the Way My Husband Wanted Me to…
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Karwa Chauth for the single and looking
10 things to do on Karwa Chauth if you’re single and looking.
There’s a Problem With Hema Malini’s Comment on Widows
By Rupande Mehta When someone like Hema Malini makes a disparaging comment about widows, we have to accept that theContinue Reading
The glass ceiling is alive and kicking at Indian workplaces
By Avantika Debnath Kirti’s resignation was foreseen since the day she escalated a harassment case against her manager. Priyadarshini, theContinue Reading
The martyr mother
By Raksha Bharadia Today I heard my neighbour scream at her 13-year-old daughter. A garden separates us and yet theContinue Reading
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