Every mom is different, with a different experience of pregnancy, childbirth, early motherhood, and other things. Why question her normal?

All that murk and dirt of course is long gone now and the sharpness of its memory has dulled. But I know Lolark will never go. For it scarred me forever.

Bollywood movies have often projected women as being strong and independent, not in search of a husband or partner. Let's look at 5 recent ones.

Who can decide which of women's choices are valid or not? Isn't feminism all about respecting choices of all women, whoever they are? 

If a woman is choosing to fast on Karvachauth, should anyone else judge her for it or put her down? Feminism is, after all, about choice, right?