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Why I Write: Parenting Is A Topic I Can Relate To Even With Eyes Closed
As a lifestyle journalist for the last fifteen years, I have written mostly about health, food and social issues for…
TravelHer: Ruchi Makkad Shares Hacks On Travelling With Kids
"Travelling helps me to learn and explore. I genuinely believe that every travel makes you learn a lot more than…Share Your Stories
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara Turns Eight: How It Fuelled Millennial Wanderlust
Director Zoya Akhtar’s Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara is celebrating 8 years of its release. The movie starring actors Hrithik Roshan, Abhay…
TravelHer: Aanchal Rakheja’s Trip To Kashmir Was A Dream Come True
Aanchal Rakheja write about her surreal trip to Kashmir and how she was left mesmerized by the snow capped mountains scenic beauty of the heaven on earth.
Policy To Cap Big Fat Functions In Delhi: We Asked For It
Don’t get me wrong, our excesses have soared to a point where such an intervention is essential, no doubt about that. But in the long run, like Swacch Bharat, we need a campaign to sensitised citizens, to drill some ecological awareness in everyone.
Why Sexual Exploitation Of ‘Nearly Adult’ Girls Shouldn’t Be Sugar-Coated
There is grey area in our understanding of sexual exploitation, where wrong becomes right for a lot of people much to our horror. A lot of men have no qualms sexualising young girls, still in their teens.
Single By Choice Tells Stories Of Unmarried Indian Women: An Excerpt
“When I reveal that I am single, and always have been, the reactions are varied—compassion, astonishment, blank disbelief and, occasionally, envy.” Read this engaging excerpt from Laila Tyabji’s essay in the book Single by Choice.
Dear Men, Your Women Aren’t Orgasming! Here’s Where You May Be Going Wrong
Here are some mistakes which men can avoid to give their partner the best orgasm ever.
Women In Politics Have Always Been Treated As Second Class Citizens
Studies have shown
that women leaders perform better than their male counterparts. But despite having a seat at the table, they are relegated to the side-lines. More often than not, they are hesitant to speak up due to fear of being judged or lack of confidence, writes Angellica Aribam.
that women leaders perform better than their male counterparts. But despite having a seat at the table, they are relegated to the side-lines. More often than not, they are hesitant to speak up due to fear of being judged or lack of confidence, writes Angellica Aribam.
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