Ratan Priya

Ratan Priya works as the Associate News Desk Editor at SheThePeople.tv. She loves to write all about pop culture, gender and politics. She is a graduate from the Asian College of Journalism where she specialised in New Media journalism. She can be found on @Ratanpriya4 on Twitter.

Aanchal Malhotra On Unlearning With Her New Book ‘In The Language Of Remembering’

The author talks about her new book In The language Of Remembering which was released on May 10, 2022.

CEO With 6 Kids Shares Secret Of Success, Forgets To Give Credit To His Wife

While this hotshot CEO was busy making lists and writing Twitter threads on success, who was caring for his family, wondered the Internet. The secret is a wife. it’s always a wife.

How Valuing Women’s Non-Monetary Contribution Is Key To Their Property Ownership

Professor Hema Swaminathan, a faculty member in the Public Policy area at Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore who authored the said paper spoke to SheThePeople and answered some questions.

People can see themselves in me: Dolly Singh On How She Stays Relatable

During a conversation with SheThePeople, the actor and social media influencer spoke about her new characters, content creation, creative block and more.

How To Be A Bride Without Becoming A Wife? Marry Yourself

The symbolic practice of marrying oneself also threatens patriarchy exactly like a nice and big vibrator.

What Can We Learn From Spain’s ‘Only Yes Means Yes’ Bill ?

Consent gaining more and more significance is definitely applaudable. It has come off as a major factor in ensuring that an individual’s desire and sexual freedom is safeguarded. What we should also consider is that consent itself is not enough.

Doctor Strange 2: Wanda As A Mother Makes It Harder To Criticise The MCU Film

To keep things devoid of spoilers, I am forced to inform that Doctor Strange plays with music and Scarlet Witch wants to steal from every happy Wanda in the multiverse. Mind-blowing? Mind-blowing.

Grammy Winner Falu On How Motherhood And Her Indian Identity Shaped Her Art

When her son, Nishad, was five-years-old and did not know the words like identity, she wrote her first album to make him understand. The album was named after her son.

It’s Okay To Dream About Your Balcony Wedding

Yes, Sabyasachi is expensive and having a home like Bhatt’s is impossible for most of us but love is something we all want and deserve.

Bringing Handmade To The Masses And Putting Artisans First

In a conversation with SheThePeople, Ankita Jaiswal shared how her café came to be and how she ensures its growth with the help of India’s artisans.