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Public Spaces Are Not for Women? The Question India Still Hasn’t Answered
About the author Shweta Jha enjoys exploring social issues, women's experiences and the stories that deserve a wider conversation. Through research and thoughtful writing, she contributes to women's magazines' editorial pages, bringing fresh perspectives to subjects that shape women's lives and the world around them. After a series of sexual violence cases in Delhi prompted students to…
Feminism, Reconsidered: Somewhere Between What It Was and What It Has Become
What does feminism really stand for and how did a movement for equality become one of the most misunderstood words of our time? Ask ten people what feminism means, and you might get ten different answers. For some, it is the belief that women deserve the same rights, opportunities and freedom as men. For others,…
Good Girl Syndrome: Why Women Are Praised for Adjusting and How to Begin Choosing for Yourself
About the Author Gitanjali Venkatesh is a writer exploring girlhood, gender, culture, and the expectations that shape womens' lives. Her work examines the contradictions of growing up, belonging, and learning to choose oneself. She writes to make the familiar feel worth questioning. For twenty years she is praised for being easy to raise. Then she…
Self-Love and Self-Reflection: The Foundation of a Woman’s Growth – By Isha Welekar
Living Real Life in the Age of Social Media  Before we begin talking about self-love and self-reflection, let’s pause and reflect on the world many of us as women are living in today. We are part of a generation where social media constantly surrounds us, influencing how we see our lives, our achievements and sometimes…
It’s Okay to Quit Sometimes: Why Letting Go Can Be a Sign of Strength – By Madhavi Gandhi
Hello my pretty ladies,  I am Madhavi Gandhi, a corporate professional by day and someone who finds joy in cooking and experimenting with flavours at home. From childhood, I have always tried to give my best in everything I did. Whether it was academics, sports, creative activities, or helping out at home, I pushed myself…
Building career as an Interior Designer in Mumbai: My Journey from Amravati to Building Quaint Spaces – By Prachi Sarda
Discovering My Interest in Design While Growing Up in Amravati I grew up in Amravati, a city where life feels familiar and predictable in many ways. People know your family, your background, and often the path they expect you to follow. While that environment creates a strong sense of belonging, it can also shape how…