As far back as I can remember, there were clear demarcations, not just in the kitchen, at the dining table, in careers or parenting, there was one relating to exercise as well

It’s important to let go of many inconsequential things in life. Opinions, judgement, hatred, vices, the list is endless. But when it comes to women, this well-meaning, generalist statement takes on a very personal hue.

All around the world, nipples are breaking out of homes and coming up for air. And why not, it’s about time. We have had enough, nipples have had enough, and they refuse to go back into the bra without a fight.

I’m aware of the benefits of the DM access for those looking to expand their work footprint and reach. But much like many features of the world wide web, this one has taken a life of its own. Let’s take a look at some of these alien entities who decide to parachute into your DMs.

The end of a year is a time that engenders introspection, cogitation, and of course alcohol and food binges topped with intense merry-making.

In this general scenario, imagine that if confidence, equal opportunity, a sense of purpose and validation are basic building blocks for a happy employee, where will the gumption to be assertive and outspoken, even to take credit for hard work come from?

A discussion on the origins, trends, compulsions, and expectations around women and body hair.

A humorous look at why women must have all the answers and the toll that this pressure takes on them.

An unusual but promising proposal comes their way, one they simply cannot refuse. It’s an invitation to oversee a film shoot based on their lives, whisking them away to the resplendent deserts of Rajasthan.

Excess Baggage by Richa S. Mukherjee is the story of an unconventional family, a mother and daughter who are constantly at loggerheads.