When the second wave of the COVID-19, which has ripped through India, is over, it will be family businesses that will show us how to operate in this world of unpredictability.

In 1935, the writer Genzaburo Yoshino appointed him editor-in-chief of the 16-book series: A Library for Young Japanese Nationals. How Do You Live? is the final book in this series, bringing in themes of Marxism, antimilitarism and Buddhism.

About a year ago, I took a step back from my business role to see if there is anything I can do to catalyze the sure but slow move towards gender equality.

As I grew up and started learning about feminism and feminist ideologies, it reflected in my reading list too.

My life stands in front of me like a grand jester from my father’s elegant court, hidden behind an artfully and royally designed mask. My life has deceived me several times, like a master manipulator.

Despite the obstacles it had put in my way, I wrote my first story in Hindi. I wrote it in red ink, so I could be taken just as seriously as my teachers.

Amidst the crisis, here are some books that might help you brighten up your mood.

El Saadawi’s feminism was ahead of its time – in both the Arab and the African worlds.

One fine day, I decided to drop my well-paid job and cushy career to begin writing. For the longest time, I had dreamt of writing a book, and now, it was time to give my dream a chance.

Your gut majorly emotionally and physically contributes to your anxiety, nervousness and even depression. Your gut has a 100 trillion bacteria inside producing enzymes and hormones for your body distributing it to the brain and the rest of your body.