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16/12/2025

In a brilliant new book 'Inner Sense', science writer Caroline Williams explains how interoception works to connect mind and body. Aekta Kapoor dives in, and finds clues to her own midlife metamorphosis.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/12/16/interoception-caroline-williams/

Hachette India

12/12/2025

A journey through Chanderi during its Eco Retreat Festival reveals shimmering weaves, haunting legends and architectural marvels. No wonder the filmmakers of superhit film ‘Stree’ chose this Madhya Pradesh gem as a backdrop, writes Suman Bajpai.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/12/12/chanderi-eco-retreat/

Madhya Pradesh Tourism

10/12/2025

"'We do not want charity, we just want a chance,' she told me and other colleagues in India, to our great shame."

Indian journalist Nilova Roy Chaudhury regrets her country's treatment of her Afghan counterpart who was denied a visa to receive an award, and had to flee for her life after the Taliban discovered her work.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/12/10/afghan-journalist/

08/12/2025

"For many Indians, a tin roof, a concrete room or a government-issued certificate are not just props but symbols of safety, status and long-denied dignity. It taught all of us to be grateful."

Award-winning production designer Khyatee Mohan Kanchan talks about her work in 'Homebound', India's official entry to the 2026 Academy Awards, and her experiences working behind the scenes in Bollywood for two decades.

Read the interview here: https://eshe.in/2025/12/08/khyatee-kanchan-homebound/

05/12/2025

"I would find these poems while walking, while waiting, while washing dishes. Sometimes they arrived fully formed, like guests who let themselves in. Other times, they resisted me, demanding to be built carefully, syllable by syllable."

Bengaluru-based physician Dr Vaishnavi Pusapati pens an ode to haiku, the form of poetry that shaped how she looked at suffering and survival, and taught her to listen, interpret and trace the slow art of healing.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/12/05/dr-vaishnavi-pusapati-haiku/

02/12/2025

"That day, my team saw not just a boss, but a human being who valued people over profit. And strangely, that moment of compassion built more trust than any milestone ever had."

In a world that confuses aggression with confidence, and noise with importance, women leaders are showing that compassion is the invisible force that can heal divisions, dissolve fear and build trust, write Aruna Joshi.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/12/02/compassion-in-leadership/

28/11/2025

Though modern Muslim women in Kerala are excelling in their careers, their domestic duties and caregiving obligations remain unchanged. Is this true gender equality, asks Dr Sapphire Mahmood Ahmed.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/11/28/professor-and-pathumma/

26/11/2025

While protests and a government crackdown wrack the scenic Himalayan territory of Ladakh, one women-led enterprise is quietly rewriting the definition of tea, progress and sustainable entrepreneurship.

Smriti Sinha reports👉🏼 https://eshe.in/2025/11/26/nima-goos-goos/

24/11/2025

"The film subtly shows that 'expertise' in AI does not always come from coders in urban tech hubs; it emerges equally from the lived experiences of those labelling the data."

Who are the tribal women training AI data? Shailaja Rao reviews 'Humans in the Loop' and speaks to lead actor Sonal Madhushankar about these Adivasi and Dalit women giving meaning to machine learning.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/11/24/humans-in-the-loop-sonal-madhushankar/

20/11/2025

"You can do everything ‘right’ and still face rejection. Add to that the constant societal message that women are only desirable when young, and it’s a brutal mix."

When confronted with casual ageism and judgements about one's weight or single status, what would you do? In this essay, Reeti Roy turns within to seek love and self-validation.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/11/20/the-body-as-battlefield-reeti-roy/

17/11/2025

With cases like actor Girija Oak’s AI-morphed images spotlighting the problem, a new report urges stronger laws, faster takedowns, and safer digital spaces for women and LGBTQI+ people.

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