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Bringing you here a round-up of the post popular Women’s Web posts of 2014, the blockbusters that readers around the world loved, shared and debated about.
As 2014 comes to a close, we’ve had a wonderful year of bringing you engaging, enriching, entertaining reads here at Women’s Web. We published almost a 1000 posts on subjects as varied as Work, Parenting, Social Issues, Women’s Rights, Books, Health & Leisure activities, accomplished a complete site revamp including a mobile-ready site, got a whole new accomplished bunch of writers to sign up as authors here…in short, had a blessed year, although with its fair share of challenges.
I thought it would be great to wind up the year with a list of the 10 most popular reads published this year on Women’s Web. You’ve possibly come across some of them before, but you may have missed a few as well. So, here is our ‘Blockbuster’ list for you to read, share and enjoy!
Slut? Who, Me?
Why we must stop asking, ‘When is the Good News?’
The untold tale of Soorpanakha
Convenient Equality: Dowry by another name
Guess What? Women enjoy Sex too!
Are women loved for all the wrong reasons?
Which side are you on? 9 questions every woman must ask herself
Delhi says, Welcome back to street harassment
Only, Not Lonely: Raising a child without siblings
Should I be a working mother?
6 messages to give your strong, beautiful daughter
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Wish you a joyous festive season, and I do hope you’ll stay tuned for all the interesting stuff we have coming up for you in 2015.
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