Actor and Conflict-Resolution Expert Pravishi Das on How to See Both Sides of a Story
Actor, model and conflict-resolution specialist Pravishi Das knows not to judge a person or situation too quickly: every story has a context.
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200-Year-Old Forts or Posh New Villas, It’s All in a Day’s Work for Ritu
After 25 years of restoring heritage and designing the interiors for luxury properties, Ritu Khandelwal is more in love than ever with the idea of India.
“I Have a Very Low Boredom Threshold” – Inside a Bestselling Author’s Mind
For author and columnist Kiran Manral, writing has been a process of self-discovery, and, like her books, she is peeling away layers of social conditioning as she goes along.
Kiran Kanojia Lost a Leg But That Didn’t Stop Her from Running
India’s first female bladerunner Kiran Kanojia was not born to run half marathons, but when destiny clipped her walk, she learnt to fly.
Vu TV CEO Devita Saraf on Power, Femininity and Her Ad With Donald Trump
With her confident public persona and her company’s impressive performance, Devita Saraf, the CEO of Vu Televisions, is a fast-rising icon of women’s empowerment.
She Quit Her Career, Then Came Back Better, Stronger, Smarter in Ver2.0
It takes back-breaking hard work to be the best, says Gitikka Ganju Dhar, who has had a stellar career of over 20 years as a professional anchor and moderator.
Aditi Mittal and the F***ing Awesomeness of Comedy
One of India’s most successful standup comedians, Aditi Mittal uses laughter as a tool to further a deeper agenda – an equal world.
She Collects Art and Encourages Artists, But It Isn’t For Herself
Namita Saraf channelized her passion for art by giving those with talent a commercial platform – that of her family-owned hotels.
Why Lakshmi Wants to Link the World’s Richest Democracy with the World’s Largest
Her penchant for community building led Lakshmi Pratury to establish INK Talks, but her personal story is just as powerful as her vision for India.
This B-School Professor Is Giving Women Lessons in Body Positivity
Full-time professor, fashion blogger, and social-media enthusiast, Falguni Vasavada-Oza is India’s poster-woman for body positivity and the power of fashion, says Shillpi A Singh.
She Lost Her Arms So She Armed Herself With Courage Instead
This month, Malvika Iyer will co-chair the World Economic Forum’s India Economic Summit 2017 in New Delhi, along with the likes of Union ministers Piyush Goyal and Smriti Irani, filmmaker Karan Johar and telecom hotshot Sunil Bharti Mittal.
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!
Aruna Mohanty: Challenging Gender Stereotypes Through Dance
Odissi danseuse and Padma Shri awardee Aruna Mohanty makes a feminist statement with her dance and choreography, says Anita Panda Mishra.
How to Open Up to Leadership and Self-Growth
Some people are natural leaders, but others can develop leadership by being more open to experiences, says luxury consultant Madhavi Advani.
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough for Delhi Girl Saachi Soni
Adventure-sports enthusiast and journalist Saachi Soni climbs mountains, not for the world to see her, but so that she can see the world.
Fashion Entrepreneur Jigna Shah on Loss, Profit and Purpose
Being a fashion entrepreneur comes with a lifetime of learning, and no matter what your personal situation is, the work must go on, says Jigna Shah.
She Quit Her Job at a Luxury Magazine to Promote Eco-Conscious Lifestyles
Writer, luxury magazine editor and now a proponent of sustainable living. This is why Neeti Mehra took the leap.
India’s First Woman CFO of a NASDAQ-listed Firm Has Her Hands Full These Days
Lady Boss: From being an IIM gold medallist to the CFO of a NASDAQ-listed company and now an investor and mentor to startups, Revathy Ashok has achieved milestones beyond the reach of most women
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