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Suhani Shah is now the first Indian to win the prestigious Best Magic Creator award at the FISM World Championship of Ma...
26/07/2025

Suhani Shah is now the first Indian to win the prestigious Best Magic Creator award at the FISM World Championship of Magic 2025 held at Italy, often called the Oscars of Magic. This global recognition places her among the world’s top mentalists and magicians in a field traditionally dominated by men.

Born in Udaipur, Rajasthan, Suhani’s journey began at the age of six when she discovered her passion for magic. She performed her first stage show in Ahmedabad and has since amazed audiences worldwide with over 5,000 live performances. Alongside her live shows, Suhani has built a massive online following of 2.1 million on Instagram, sharing her craft and inspiring many.

Her story is a testament to perseverance, creativity, and breaking barriers. From childhood fascination to global acclaim, Suhani shows us what is possible when passion meets dedication. For women everywhere, her win is not just a personal milestone but a symbol of what can be achieved with courage and grit.

26/07/2025

Here’s the sign you need and the message you’ve been waiting for✨🦋

111 - You’re on the edge of something new. Trust that feeling and take the first step.

222 - Things are coming together, even if it doesn’t feel like it yet. Keep the faith.

333 - You don’t have to do this alone. Support is quietly standing by, ready when you are.

444 - You’re protected, guided and stronger than you think, especially on the tough days.

666 - You’ve been giving so much. It’s time to return to yourself and realign.

777 - Something good is unfolding for you. Let yourself believe in what’s possible.

888 - You’re ready for more. More peace, more joy, more life. And it’s coming.

Drop your number in the comments to claim!

This week is all about the quiet triumphs.The ones that rarely make headlines, but speak volumes.Maybe it’s finally taki...
25/07/2025

This week is all about the quiet triumphs.
The ones that rarely make headlines, but speak volumes.
Maybe it’s finally taking that overdue solo walk.
Or saying “no” without guilt.
Or picking up an old passion you’d tucked away.

At Her Circle, we honour these everyday acts of courage and care; the ones that reflect a woman’s strength not in spotlight moments, but in the ones she conquers quietly.

To every woman in our community making space for herself: we see you. We celebrate you.

Drop your everyday wins in the comments; your story might be the encouragement someone else needs to keep going.

 

Sometimes growth means letting go of what holds us back, the pressure to be perfect, the need to be liked, and the guilt...
25/07/2025

Sometimes growth means letting go of what holds us back, the pressure to be perfect, the need to be liked, and the guilt around putting ourselves first.

You don’t have to be low maintenance to be loved. Love begins with accepting yourself fully, resting without apology, and knowing you are enough just as you are. Here is to embracing self-love and growing from a place of kindness every day.

For the first time in Indian civil service history, the Indian Forest Service (IFoS) Association is now led entirely by ...
25/07/2025

For the first time in Indian civil service history, the Indian Forest Service (IFoS) Association is now led entirely by women at the national level. With around 36 organised civil services associations functioning in India, this move is a first-of-its-kind achievement. and signifies the evolving role of women leaders in Indian governance and public administration.

The elected team includes Anita Karan as President, Monalisa Dash as Secretary General, Dr. Surbhi Rai as Joint Secretary, Suveena Thakur as Treasurer, and Chestha Singh as Literary Secretary. Each of them holds years of experience in forest governance and environmental protection across India. Their appointment marks a significant moment not just for gender representation, but for the visibility of women in one of India’s most critical ecological and administrative services.

IFoS officers are responsible for managing India’s forest reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, biodiversity zones, and environmental policy implementation at both state and national levels. With the service now being the only all-women-led civil body in India, this moment is a reflection of growing inclusivity and recognition of women’s leadership in climate and conservation spaces.

The Union government has announced plans to install AI-based facial recognition systems at seven major railway stations,...
24/07/2025

The Union government has announced plans to install AI-based facial recognition systems at seven major railway stations, including Mumbai CST and New Delhi, in an effort to curb crimes against women. This development comes in light of a growing database of over 20.28 lakh registered sexual offenders, recorded in the National Database on Sexual Offenders (NDSO).

The update was shared in response to a public interest litigation filed by the Supreme Court Women Lawyers’ Association, which raised serious concerns over the increasing violence against women. Alongside this move, the government also highlighted the rollout of Safe City Projects in eight cities: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Lucknow. These projects utilise surveillance cameras, smart lighting, and drone monitoring in high-risk areas.

The Ministry of Home Affairs further reported that 499 major railway stations now operate 24 hours a day under the Integrated Emergency Response Management System (IERMS), and that 740 CCTV cameras have already been installed across 67 stations along the Konkan Railway Network.

However, data paints a worrying picture. Crimes against women rose from 58.8 per lakh in 2018 to 66.4 per lakh in 2022. In the same year, 23.66 lakh cases were pending trial; only 1.5 lakh cases were concluded, and just 38,136 resulted in conviction.

While tech-based interventions are a welcome step, lawyers and activists stress that surveillance alone is not sufficient. Without stronger enforcement, faster trials, and deeper accountability, the justice system risks failing the very women it is meant to protect.

Not every skill fits neatly into a resume. Some of the hardest work women do never gets mentioned in performance reviews...
24/07/2025

Not every skill fits neatly into a resume. Some of the hardest work women do never gets mentioned in performance reviews or LinkedIn bios. To all the women carrying their own burdens, we see you, we hear you, and we appreciate you!

It is time we start valuing the invisible labour of support, resilience, strength, and leadership that women bring into every space they occupy. If you have ever held things together for others and for yourself, you have already achieved more than you know.

 

India’s female labour force participation rose from 27.8 percent to 31.7 percent in 2023–24. On the surface, it signals ...
23/07/2025

India’s female labour force participation rose from 27.8 percent to 31.7 percent in 2023–24. On the surface, it signals progress. But experts urge caution. According to a Reuters poll, it could take at least two decades for India to catch up with G20 countries and many believe the rise is being driven more by economic distress than meaningful employment.

True inclusion goes beyond numbers. Only 15.9 percent of working women hold salaried jobs with stability and benefits. The majority remain in self-employment or informal roles, often without protections or opportunities to grow. The gap between participation and empowerment is still wide.

Still, the shift is important. Women are stepping into the workforce despite limited support. With the right investment in care infrastructure, safety and workplace rights, this momentum can lead to real change, not just for women, but for the economy as a whole.

It’s okay, there’s still time to course correct! 🤞Tag Ananya, Sanya, Riya, Mansi and Neha!
23/07/2025

It’s okay, there’s still time to course correct! 🤞

Tag Ananya, Sanya, Riya, Mansi and Neha!

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