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Making Labour Joyful
BIRTH is an unpredictable affair. One moment you are contentedly showering your enormous, overstretched self, or lying on a hard hospital bed with nothing much to do; the next...
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It’s Time That English News Media Stops Being Sexist.
The news channels keep debating about how women get a raw deal in our country. How India is a male-dominated society. Anchors and activists get your blood to a boil, an Arnab ...
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Caste Scars Gender Reality In K’shetra Village
Male child boom in upper caste families as girls’ ratio stands at 308Upper caste families of Mangoli Jattan village — having the worst gender ratio in the district...
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Queen Bee Syndrome’: The Myth That Keeps Working Women In Their Little Box
The idea popularised by Heathers and The Devil Wears Prada, that successful women connive to keep other women down, bears no relation to reality. A new survey by Columbia Busi...
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Diversity In Children’s Apps: ‘Gender Depictions Tend To Be Very Stereotyped’
A growing number of children’s app makers are upping their efforts to ensure their products do a better job of reflecting the diversity of their young audiences. This wa...
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‘The Trials Of Spring’ Documentary Project Amplifies Voices Of Women In The Arab Spring
A new multimedia documentary project is spotlighting the vital roles of women in the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings. “The Trials of Spring”, is a series of six shorts,...
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After Retirement, Esther Ritz Became A Full-Time Painter At 55 And Never Looked Back
The art world has an alluring, if somewhat illusory, exterior. It gives off the impression of being progressive, fluid, experimental — a space for outsiders of all kinds...
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Books About Women Don’t Win Major Fiction Prizes. How Can We Change That?
Man, woman, cyborg — no matter what kind of writer you are, if you want to win a major literary award, there’s just one thing you have to do: Make sure your main c...
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Girls Rule In An Indian Village
Though small and remote, the village of Mawlynnong, bordering Bangladesh in India’s northeastern state of Meghalaya, attracts tourists from all over the globe. Most come...
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Divya Radhakrishnan’s Journey From A Media Executive To An Entrepreneur
“Will we be done in an hour?” asks Divya Radhakrishnan as I walk into her office. Greeting me with a smile as bright as her office, the woman entrepreneur is busy ...
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