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Continue reading →: The gig economy and women workers in South AsiaThe gig economy in South Asia, especially India and Bangladesh, offers new employment opportunities for women. But it comes with challenges like low pay, safety concerns, and discrimination. While platforms provide flexibility and structure, workers lack legal protections, prompting a need for better regulations and support.
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Continue reading →: Turning Life into Art, Creating Extraordinary MemoriesWe are the artists of our own lives. By embracing imperfection and living creatively, we can create a masterpiece out of an ordinary existence.
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Continue reading →: How I overcame the ‘Imposter Syndrome’Until the age of 30, I believed I did not deserve any more than I had got, and that I should compromise and accept whatever had been served on my plate. Two acts of divine grace changed the course of my life.
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Continue reading →: ‘Love Storiyaan’ On and Off-Screen“I dread the release of this web series. The day my shame is made public to the world,” confesses eShe editor Aekta Kapoor, who features as An Unsuitable Girl in ‘Love Storiyaan’ on Amazon Prime.
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Continue reading →: Seeking Meaning in the DrudgeryThe most boring tasks can sometimes be a tool to discover the best of yourself.
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Continue reading →: A Beginner’s Guide to NetworkingNetworking is about what you give, not what you get.
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Continue reading →: Pull Versus Push: Strategies for Leadership and LifeI first came across the ‘pull versus push’ model of editorial marketing after moving from print magazines to digital media. Years later, and many pulls and pushes on, I realised that this model doesn’t just apply to marketing but to many other aspects of our lives, including parenting and leadership.
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Continue reading →: Youth and Communities Keep Indo-Pak Connections AliveIndividuals and collectives from India and Pakistan have found creative ways to enable people-to-people connections even in troubled times—through music, dialogue, art, films and cross-border discussions.
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Continue reading →: It’s Time for Matchmaking in India to “Adjust and Compromise”A new web series has triggered a generational debate over arranged marriage and matchmaking in India.
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Continue reading →: Breaking Through the BinariesA new generation of filmmakers and influencers are rewriting the roles and representation of the LGBTQ community in pop culture.
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Continue reading →: India Succumbs to the Invasion of South Korean CosmeticsThe South Korean beauty industry has captured the devoted attention and wallets of a growing breed of Indian millennials
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Continue reading →: Love is Complicated — and Marriage is a Strange BeastLove is complicated. Being a parent sometimes brings out your own parent in you. Families share unspoken codes only their hearts can decipher. And marriage is a strange beast. These are the only-too-real truths that Natasha Badhwar’s latest book ‘Immortal for a Moment’ mirrors back to you.
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Continue reading →: What Women Entrepreneurs Wear to Work in IndiaAppearances do matter, in every field! We asked 6 young women entrepreneurs in urban India what they wear to work and why.
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Continue reading →: Why Indian Wear Brands Defy Fashion Rules But Rule Ecommerce in IndiaIndian wear or contemporary ethnic wear for women dominates the online fashion space, and yet it’s a completely new domain that defies international fashion standards and rules.
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Continue reading →: This Dog Hotel in Gurugram Is Heaven on Earth for Your PoochThere’s a rooftop swimming pool. A spa with aromatherapy massages on offer. Air-conditioned rooms with velvet-upholstered bedding that range from standard single to a royal suite with attached balcony. Round-the-clock personal assistance. Critterati, a luxury pet hotel in Gurugram, has held nothing back when it comes to pampering your four-legged…
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