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25/09/2025

What happens when divorced parents do not simply live apart, but in different cities or countries, in ways that fragment a child's sense of belonging, asks Vaishnavi Roy.

Read here: https://eshe.in/2025/09/25/children-of-two-worlds/

22/09/2025

In her new book, behavioural finance expert Dr Jyoti Mehndiratta Kappal notes that women lay more emphasis on the social impact of their investments, and pick companies that prioritise ESG principl…

20/09/2025

Two new novels set in early 20th century India explore themes of love, loss and belonging, and weave historical events within the lived experiences of ordinary people.

'Beyond a Broken Bridge' by bestselling author Anita Krishan takes us to pre-Partition India, from Rangoon to Lahore, in a plot steered by love and hope.

'The Remnants of Rebellion', the debut novel of journalist Ponnu Elizabeth Mathew, explores the personal, political, and social elements that converge in a family of Syrian Christians over three generations in Kerala.

We interviewed both authors about their new releases.

Read here 👉 https://eshe.in/2025/09/20/anita-krishan-ponnu-elizabeth-mathew/

18/09/2025

eShe invites you to join the ‘Sacred Pause’ spiritual retreat for women from October 7-12 in Goa. Experience healing through meditation, breathwork and nature immersion. Connect with li…

17/09/2025

15/09/2025

Behind glittering corporate towers, young HR executive Sara Yahia’s corporate ascent collided with gender-based harassment and institutional betrayal. What followed was not just survival, but the b…

12/09/2025

Former Indian Railways employee Sangeetha Vallat reviews British journalist Monisha Rajesh’s new book ‘Moonlight Express’ and finds cultural insight and social critique embedded in vivid descriptio…

08/09/2025

Reimagining ancestral wisdom to fit modern lifestyles, Bhawana Pingali’s new book ‘The Art of Decluttering’ explores Indian rituals like kolam art, which is believed to protect homes an…

05/09/2025

Sold as freedom, gig work masks insecurity and exploitation. For women, especially the marginalised, it’s not flexibility, but a fight for dignity. With her new book ‘OTP Please!’, Vand…

30/08/2025

You may be holding up your world, caring for everyone else, but losing yourself along the way. Mumbai author Aruna Joshi shares how she learnt to pause and unlearn the belief that a woman’s w…

29/08/2025

Japanese violin teacher Mika Nishimura has spent the past 10 years helping Indian children align mind, body and spirit through holistic education along with music at her Sound of Soul academy in Mu…

19/08/2025

Women stir pots in homes but it is men who shape global food policy. Food-science student Sambrita Saha analyses the simmering politics of an Indian kitchen, and reclaims it for herself as a site o…