Her memoir, Meatless Days, which was published in 1989 was her most well-received piece of literature. It was known to be a perfect mixture of historical facts blended with the right amount of personal stories.
It really is heartwarming to see our all time favourite classic novels written by women on the big screen. In many cases these have been made, and remade. Many of the most successful award-winning movies originate from classic literature novels. Little women is a good example. Here are more. 1. Pride and Prejudice- Jane Austen, […]
Essays, memoirs, reportage, investigation, reflections form the crux of this list of books that dive deep into lives—the author’s own and those of others—take a candid look at the changing word and the challenges that dog every powerful journey. These books will enthral, inspire, provoke thought, offer hope, and become wonderful companions all through the […]
IVF and surrogacy have become popular in the broader scene only now in India. However, Supriya Jain‘s story of embracing motherhood through IVF goes way beyond the generic procedure. Supriya lost her husband, Gaurav, in 2015 at a time when they were undergoing the procedure of IVF. Her hope to bring him back in some […]
SheThePeople‘s FB Live today saw an informative, fun and reflective conversation featuring Kiran Manral, Apurva Purohit, Madhuri Banerjee and Meghna Pant. These kickass ladies discussed about writing and how it’s so essential, now more than ever, to have more women writers in the country. The four engaged in an excellent discussion, revealing the tricks of […]
Nikita Deshpande, the author of the bestselling book, It Must’ve Been Something He Wrote, has been writing for as long as she can remember. She was six-year-old when her father gave her notebook and said, “Here, fill this up…” And she did. She wrote poetry and kept a journal. She won an All India Poetry […]
Author Bhaavna Arora made an extra effort to bring a sliver of joy into the life of a soldier who she was chatting with for research for her book.
