Check out 16 Return-To-Work Programs In India For Ambitious Women Like You!
Mother to a bubbly teenager and a student of psychology, Heena is also a travel enthusiast. She loves to observe the happenings around her and weave them into beautiful stories. A writer with a passion to write real-life heartwarming tales. Author of 'A Roller Coaster Called Life' & 'Women On Top Is It A Turn Off and Other Stories.' Read her blogs to know more, see you there : ) Follow her on Instagram @creativemusingz
When a celebrity’s kid does even something as small as sneezing it becomes a sensational news. So imagine when a celebrity, that too someone in their late 40’s starts with their masters studies, the amount of recognition, attention and appreciation they would get! Unfortunately, for me though being in my mid 40’s, when I completed […]
After the second child, I thought I had arrived where life wanted me to be. I was completely exhausted by now, I had no strength or energy to carry on. But then, "You have to work on your children!"
Have you faced a situation where the best piece of cake, the best clothing, and the best toy are saved for the boy in the family while the girl is asked to accommodate whatever is handed to her?
She was devastated; everything was over within a span of 15 days. But she had a responsibility to her two teen kids, and so she gathered her courage.
I completely agree that working mothers do not have it easy, but that doesn't mean stay-at-home mothers are living a care-free, easy life. We have our own battles to be taken care of on a daily basis.
It was always about someone I loved, and I happily obliged as well, considering it my duty to support them in their goals.
Indian women have to follow umpteen traditions for the longevity of their husband's precious life. But, what if they don't want to?
All Rohan was interested in was Riya to be there with him at night. If she wouldn't be in the mood, he would force himself on her. Riya started getting scared of him, at the sight of him.
Now that I have negotiated an agreement with this dream, I am sure that this is the last time we meet each other.
Changes inevitably come along as we age - here are the thoughts of a woman crossing 40.
A nuclear family is an ideal set-up for a married woman to live her life on her terms if she has a supportive husband - and the benefits I find never cease to surprise me!
It is always good to clarify with the person concerned about the situation rather than jumping to conclusions or passing comments.
The torture which these women and girls are facing is not just physical, it's mental and emotional as well.
Lockdown hadn't been easy for any of us, it has brought along with it innumerable difficulties and challenges in each one's life. We all have tried our best to keep ourselves afloat in some way or the other. Unfortunately, not everyone is lucky.
My silver strands...you're such a high maintenance guest. You expect oil massages, healthy food, expensive products! Despite this, you give me headaches! Enough is enough.
FAT or WEIGHT - one of the big obstacles in every woman's life, when in excess. Uninvited it barges in and overstays, without a word of leaving, just like any unwanted guests, a big gate crasher! Settling in on all kinds of body parts, belly, arms, thighs and buttocks to name just a few.
'Tangggg...' 'Tingggg...' the coins jingled as they were tossed in the huge glass jar. The jar was empty as of now, but by the end of the day, it is sure to be almost full or maybe at least half full.
Where is it written that a family is complete only when you have two children or rather, only when you have children?
If he goes to work, and has responsibilities, so does she. Why does this simple fact not occur to so many sexist people?
As women, we are bestowed with the 'power' to bring a new life to earth, and then as they say, "With great power comes great responsibility!"
The performance by Vir Das has turned into a controversy. But it takes maturity to understand difference between maligning India & stating the truth!
This Diwali, don’t forget to express your gratitude for these heroes who live in solitude, do pray for their long life and safety. In case if you happen to meet one do shake hands and thank them, it’s our duty.
This is a true story of my house-help Titli. Our house-helps deserve much more than what they make. I don't mean only monetarily, but respect, compassion and understanding too!
Nothing was a task or a chore, as everyone would be full of enthusiasm to help in whichever way possible. Everything was done together, from cleaning and decorating the house to making sweets and rangolis.
If the first child is a girl, the daughter in law is forced to go in for a second one saying it's definitely going to be a boy this time. What happens if it's a girl? She's asked to go in for a third one!
One young lad attending multiple coaching classes just to clear this competitive exam? How can he be present physically at more than one institute?
I grew up with a mother who suffered from depression and was on medication, and this is what my childhood was like... though now I know better and wish she didn't have to suffer!
'I am too young to die...' I thought as I hurried to cross off everything from my bucket list. From red hair & a tattoo to sitting on a roller-coaster, I had to live my last day to the fullest!
Stay updated with our Weekly Newsletter or Daily Summary - or both!
Please enter your email address