Sanjana Ray
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Is it Harder For Women With a Say in Their Life to Find Love? Here’s What We Know
Many women claim it’s getting increasingly difficult to find men who measure up, who aren’t intimidated by their intellect and who are also determined to embark on a journey as equals.
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What Makes a Strong Woman? Here’s What They All Have in Common
“The most dangerous woman of all is the one who refuses to rely on your sword to save her because she carries her own.”
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Why Do Women Always Get Stuck With the Office Housework?
Office housework happens outside of the spotlight. Some is administrative work that keeps things moving forward, like taking notes or finding a time everyone can meet.
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These Indian Feminist Writers Dared to Change the Course of Our Literary World
Women are fearlessly penning down the evils of patriarchy by simply writing a woman’s reality. Much to society’s chagrin, women writers have decided to redefine their labels.
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The Strong Woman In Your Life is Emotionally Exhausted. Here’s Why
Being a strong woman is like being a sponge. She’s expected to take in everyone’s problems, fears and anxieties—squeezing in every last molecule and resuming original shape.
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Women Entrepreneurs To Watch Out For in 2021
Here are some trailblazing women entrepreneurs to look out for in 2021, and their inspiring journeys so far.
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These 15 Women Helped Shape the Constitution of India
These 15 women from different faiths and backgrounds had one common goal: to frame a Constitution that was equal to all Indians.
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It’s Time We Stop Encouraging Women to Act Like Men To Be Considered Leaders
At work, when her period starts unexpectedly, she blinks to keep the tears of pain from her cramps, carrying her purse into the bathroom so that no one sees the brightly-coloured sanitary pad clutched in her hand. She can’t leave work early, of course, because then she becomes the woman shirking on her responsibilities to run home to her husband and kids.
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Here are the Untold Stories of Women Who Dedicated their Lives to the Freedom Movement
Our history pages brim with inspiring stories of their fight for an independent India. However, the role of women in the Indian Independence Movement has tragically been marginalised, and often, overlooked.
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These Inspiring Women Fought For India’s Freedom Without Raising Arms
Know about the women who have been the unsung heroes in India's Freedom Movement.
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A Closer Look at Krishna Sobti’s Game-Changing Works and Firebrand Feminism
Krisna Sobti, who passed away in 2019 at 94, is often referred to as the Grand Dame of Hindi Literature and a fiery voice among the second wave of Indian feminist writers - joining the ranks of Ismat Chughtai, Mahadevi Verma, and Amrita Pritam.
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Debunking Problematic Myths Around Abortions in India
Women, married or unmarried, need to recognise and fight against the labels that come with getting an abortion, because at the end of the day it’s ‘my body, my choice’.
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She Was Asking For It: Victim Bashing Common in India’s Rape Culture
The rapid spread of the #MeToo in India has had little impact on the number of cases of sexual assault and harassment towards women. No surprises there in a country that’s known for victim bashing.
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Making India Safe for Women: These 5 Organisations are Fighting Gender-Based Violence in India
A list of organisations that are empowering women who have been victims of terrifying realities: rapes, domestic abuse, sexual assault, and acid attacks.
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Yes and No: A Guide to Addressing Consent in a Healthy Relationship
Consent has an everyday role to play in a healthy relationship: long-term or not. In most cases, once the headiness of the honeymoon period—where everything is marked through the lens of rose-tinted glasses—wears off.
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An Iron Will And A Big Smile: The Inspiring Story Of Para-Badminton Star Manasi Joshi
At 31, para-badminton star Manasi Joshi has a heap of accomplishments—global recognitions and shiny medals from World Championships, for starters.
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Don’t Ignore Postpartum Depression: These Celebs Have a Special Message to New Moms
While motherhood bring the feeling of bliss for many, it is not the single unchallenged reality experienced by a new mother. An equally powerful, overwhelming reality that’s thrust upon them is postpartum depression – something that no one talks about.
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Vaginal Health: Here’s All You Need To Know
While the measures and methods available to women from different socio-economic backgrounds regarding vaginal health are highly differentiated, the need to open up a conversation and spread awareness about menstruation, contraceptives and routine check-ups mark the tip of the iceberg.
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Bilkis Dadi of Shaheen Bagh: If we don't raise our voice, how will the government know that we have an issue?
Time magazine’s recognition of Bilkis Bano has restarted a positive conversation about the Shaheen Bagh Dadis, who have not forgotten the movement and not forgiven those who threaten it.