Striking the perfect work-life balance, if there is such a thing, isn’t necessarily about tinkering with when, where and how we work – it’s a question of why we work.

News that Anita Hassanandani quit acting after becoming a mother has taken fans by surprise, who don’t want to wave goodbye to their favourite television star.

If women want to retain their sanity and remain safe during this situation, they need to be aware of the mindsets that will interfere with their wellbeing.

An interview of successive generations of Australian mothers to find out what combination of care and paid work they chose, and why.

The mere idea of taking a break from your domestic life infuses you instantly with shame and guilt. You think it is cruel of you to not want to care for those dear to you. But that could just be patriarchal conditioning playing tricks on you.

A research has revealed that fathers today are spending three times as much time with their children as men did two generations ago. Where do Indian fathers stand?

Diversity helps us in bringing together different perspectives and views, says Vice President of Sales Asia and Pacific at Lufthansa Group, Alain Chisari.

Ayushmann Khurrana has announced that he will be taking a long break from work to be with his family. Perhaps we all need to take a cue from him and recheck our priorities.

Especially with married women, we have this compulsion to validate successful women by highlighting how they are also domestic goddesses.

The reality of being a working mom, that too a privileged one like me who has a solid support system in place, is far removed from breathing exercises, healthy light salads for lunch and power naps. You pack your kid off to school and you put your head down and set to work.