My Kumbh Mela Experience: Chaos and Clarity
The Kumbh Mela is more than just the world's largest gathering of people - it's a powerful testament to faith and spirituality. One of my...
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Love From Unexpected Sources Is All We Need To Heal
"Ow! Ow! Ouch!", I muttered in pain as blood trickled down my wrist making it difficult to hold on to the dirty squirming creature tucked...
The Great Indian Wedding Gifts
I was around five or six when my paternal uncle married my paternal aunt, prompting a huge celebration in the family that people from all...
Diwali Home Makeover: Easy Décor Ideas for Women with Busy Schedules
Diwali is not just a time for celebration but also an opportunity to completely redo your entire home once a year. However for women with...
Peeling the Biases Towards the Food Choices
Food has a magical effect on people. When we are having a terrible day, a good day, or celebrating, it has the power to change...
IndiaSize Project and Capturing the Indian Body
It is well documented that the western standards of beauty and body ideals have affected mental health of non-white women all over the world, be...
Soul Searching – Are You Looking For Your Destiny In The Right Places?
(My Journey From Being A Lawyer To A Tour Leader) By Richa Shandilya Everyone has been made for some particular work and the desire for...
He/She/They All Said No – Rejection Stories
By Kanika Bhatia [Rejections are like the caste system in this country. Highly visible, tangible yet rendered invisible by habit. Why is the current hustle culture,...
There Are Communists in the Funhouse, Aunt Flo Has Entered the Chat and, Nations Across the World have been Swept by the Crimson Tide
Picture Credit: Monika Kozub Pragya Jain discusses #MenstrualRights over the world and some hilarious euphemisms Sitting down to write this piece has been quite a...
GUNJ by Gunjan Jain – A Homage To The Art Of Ensemble
By Pragya Jain I think it wouldn’t be a hyperbole to assume that all of us have at some point ran miles with our thumbs...
Yes, I was overprotective and over concerned!
By Gaurav Jain It was a sunny afternoon in May 2008 and we both were interning in Delhi. She was my closest friend at that...
Roshanara Begum: A Princess or a Powerhouse?
By Barun Ghosh The wider Indian audience, including many women in the 21st century believe that this is the most emancipated age of women and...