“We must remove the taboo around putting parents in old-age homes” – doctor-novelist Amrinder Bajaj
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by Aekta Kapoor
1w ago
Delhi gynaecologist Amrinder Bajaj's new novel 'Letting Go' portrays a dysfunctional marriage set against the harsh realities of the Indian medical system. In this interview, she shares her views on modern families, parent-child relationships, and the freedom that comes with menopause ..read more
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Los Angeles poet and novelist Sehba Sarwar on the devastating fires in her hometown
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by eShe
2w ago
As wildfires ravage Los Angeles, resident Sehba Sarwar shares vignettes of the widespread destruction and efforts by volunteers to provide aid, while concerns about gentrification and government neglect heighten amidst an ongoing climate crisis ..read more
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Cellular biology freshman Harshita Jinaga on why she wrote a cookbook for children battling cancer
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by eShe
3w ago
Harshita Jinaga's debut cookbook 'Cooking Hope' offers easy, nutrient-rich recipes for children undergoing cancer treatment, emphasising the importance of nutrition in recovery and healing. The college student shares why she decided to compile this book of healthy Indian recipes ..read more
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A daughter’s letters to her father, and a raw journey through eldercare and self-discovery
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by eShe
3w ago
Popular podcaster Mohua Chinappa's memoir 'Thorns in My Quilt' delves into her journey of self-discovery through letters to her deceased father, exploring themes of caregiving and empowerment, while addressing the societal challenges that women and families in South Asia often face ..read more
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What it means to be Muslim, female, poor – Neha Dixit’s debut nonfiction gives us a grounding in India’s truth
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by eShe
3w ago
Award-winning journalist Neha Dixit's debut book 'The Many Lives of Syeda X' follows a Muslim family in Delhi's informal labour sector post-Babri Masjid riots. It visibilises the exploitation of migrant workers, and highlights women's resilience amidst systemic inequalities ..read more
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These movie characters were adopted and that was their superpower
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by eShe
1M ago
Author of ‘Child of My Heart’, Kalyani Sardesai examines how popular movies deal with the topic of adoption, along with the conflict of identity, thwarted motherhood, loss, grief and confusion in the lives of the adopted characters and their families ..read more
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Life changes for Pisces, leadership roles for Scorpio – what the cards foretell for 2025
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by eShe
1M ago
A new year is upon us! What can we expect in 2025? Mumbai-based tarot card reader Karishma Makhija picks out tarot and angel cards for each zodiac sign ..read more
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10 exciting new books for the kids to cuddle up with this winter
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by eShe
1M ago
Winter break is here, and it's the perfect time for the kids to dive into reading! Here's a curated list of engaging new books for children from India, featuring a mix of fiction and non-fiction on themes like space, pets, girl power, the Indian freedom struggle, and more ..read more
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“All of us pretty much have similar narratives”: Saheba Singh and ‘All Kinds of Stupid’
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by eShe
1M ago
Design entrepreneur and artist based in Delhi, Saheba Singh’s new book ‘All Kinds of Stupid’ explores themes of love, grief and self-discovery through poetry and interactive elements. It invites you to embrace your dark side and move forward, one dream at a time ..read more
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Love, murder, self-discovery: 3 novels you must read before the year is done!
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by eShe
1M ago
Fiction lovers, we have three awesome recommendations for you this month – new novels from Kiran Manral, Puneet Sikka and Preeti Shenoy. Start reading ..read more
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