Read an excerpt from the book Shakti by Rajorshi Chakraborti, which is an astute commentary on the status of women in India as well as our current political moment.

Dr. Yamni A.S. writes a powerful poem on Navratri which raises valid questions on how women are treated in our society.

The Mahavidyas as a group reflect the various attributes of the Supreme Goddess in a way that they do not depend on their spouses.

I’m ‘Durga’, which means I have all the necessary ‘weapons’ and now I can fight. I’m strong, intelligent, worthy, passionate, can look at things rationally, be decisive, solve my problems objectively, at the same time fight my battles fearlessly.

Shakti – “Political Power to Women” launched nationally in Delhi on February 12th at the Constitution Club of India. Over a 100 invitees attended the event including aspiring politicians, students, women’s groups, civil services aspirants, lawyers and others. Members of Parliament, party spokeswomen, leaders, political commentators and voter data analysts weighed in on how to […]

Anuja Chandramouli is the best selling author of four books. Her debut novel, Arjuna: Saga of a Pandava Warrior-Prince, was named by Amazon India as one of the top 5 books in the Indian Writing category for the year 2013.  Kamadeva: The God of Desire and Shakti: The Divine Feminine are her other bestsellers. Penguin Books […]