only male members’ contribution has been acknowledged overshadowing the contribution of female members of the Constituent Assembly. Women have been forgotten for years together, this Republic day, let’s remember these women, who lay down methods for social, economic, and political revolution in India
Life has come a full circle for Sania Mirza as she steps away from the sport on her own terms today, an essential reason why her journey feels like a personal victory.
In an interview with SheThePeople, Elnaaz Nourozi talks about her childhood in Iran, her journey from her homeland to India, and how she’s using her voice as an artist to stand up for her people and fight oppression.
When marriage and familial duties enter a woman’s life, her dreams and aspirations are compromised most of the time. Society can let have women everything, only if they successfully take care of their house, they expect women to be superwomen.
In an interview with SheThePeople, Aditi Kakkar discusses her entry into sports, her journey as a weightlifter, challenges of being a female athlete, and her entrepreneurial stint.
“I think work is my greatest worship. If at the end of the day I can send home money for the education of my younger sister, it is all that will please the God.”
From the induction of women in military nursing roles to enlisting them in combat roles across all sections of the Armed Forces, the Indian military has come far away
Vaidyanath shares that she has gone up on stage mostly as an immigrant woman, so she is not just a female comic. She brings several other layers when she walks up on the stage.
In an interview with SheThePeople, Lalita Duhariya talks about being a Bal Sarpach, how she eliminated child marriage, and why advocating for children’s rights is equally important.
Recently, in a shocking allegation made by a women against two officer at the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi who offered to help her in granting her visa only on the condition of acquiring sexual favours from her.
Acclaimed sitar player, producer, film composer and activist Anoushka Shankar was recently in India for a three-city tour. This trip marked her return to India after a 2-year pandemic hiatus and coincided with the 10-year anniversary of Jyoti Singh’s rape and murder case
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