We are all aware of gender discrimination and sexual harassment at the workplace — they are, after all, easy to identify. However, there’s a form of sexism that is subtle yet just as oppressive. We’re talking about the everyday, sometimes unintentional kind of chauvinism called casual sexism. Subliminal bias, being excluded from certain activities, and gender roles… …
Last year, while aimlessly scrolling through my Instagram feed, I came across a funny and socially relevant post by someone called ‘That Woke Ladki’. Intrigued by the name, I checked out the account and found it to be all about raising awareness regarding injustice in our society like racism and sexism. Back then, it didn’t …
In Conversation With The Mind Behind #ThatWokeLadki Read More »
Back when I was a teenager, I used to believe that beauty queens and kings were vapid, narcissistic beings who were obsessed with their looks. Although I still have some issues with the basic concept of a beauty pageant, I now know that it takes more than a pretty face to wear a crown. What’s …
A Working Woman Does Not Differ From A Working Man, Says Beauty Queen Priyanka Dewan Read More »
In June 2018, a global Thomas Reuters survey declared India as the most unsafe country for women. While this may have been news to the rest of the world, if you happen to be a woman living in India, it came as no surprise, did it? This survey was never actually needed, for deep down, …
Why Do Indian Women Not Wish To Identify As Feminists? Read More »
Healofy is on a mission to fulfill the content gap across vernacular languages and help Indian women in different stages of their lives. Healofy, India’s largest and fastest-growing women’s social network has launched 7 Indian regional languages—Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam—on its platform. Prior to this, Healofy was available only in English …
Healofy Launches 7 New Indian Languages on Its Social Networking Platform For Women Read More »
Today is the birthday of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who is also known in India as “the father of the nation.” Ever since I watched the film Gandhi at a young age, I have always looked up to him as a role model. In particular, his practice of non-violence and speaking the truth resonated with me …
The UPSC exam is one of the toughest exams to get through in India, which why getting access to the best IAS Coaching Centre is crucial to groom and motivate students. That said, there is one more way to inspire an IAS aspirant – telling the success stories of past and present IAS officers. …
4 Inspiring Women IAS Officers Who Reformed Indian Society Read More »
Abandoned as a boy for being effeminate, Naaz Joshi never dreamed that one day she would go on to win beauty pageants as a confident transgender woman. But life is unpredictable like that and Naaz is no stranger to its ups and downs. In an interview with Mahevash Muses, the brave beauty talks about how …
Meet Naaz Joshi, The World’s First Transsexual Miss World Diversity Read More »
Cabs have become an essential mode of transportation in cities for women who work in high-pressure jobs. Working women find cabs more convenient than buses and trains because they are available 24×7. However, when it comes to safety, ‘what happens in the cab, stays in the cab’, so to speak. Indeed, sexual assault is becoming …
9 Tips To Ensure Women Stay Safe While Traveling In A Cab Read More »
During menstruation, sanitary pads are indispensable for the Indian woman. But did you know that commercially available pads are neither safe for you nor good for the environment? Founder Swati Vakharia talks about why Pink Premium Pads are your best bet if you are both health and environmentally conscious. Over to Swati. How did Pink …