"Feet, what do I want them for if I have wings to fly”, these magical words enunciated by Frida Kahlo define the iconic painter in more ways than one. Free-spirited and unorthodox, Frida Kahlo is revered as a female role model who took on the taboos of her day. Frida was known for her self-portraits, …
Priyanka Chopra is exploring new avenues and not just career wise. It seems the global icon has been infected with ‘Wanderlust’ virus and is fulfilling the travel itch. PC shared a picture on her social media handle where we can see her donning a pink dress as she looks lost seeing the beauty of the …
The word ‘Feminism’ got coined in 18 century and has become a very quotidian word in today’s world. The idea focuses on many ill-standards of society asking for equal rights for all genders but is usually misconceptualized, somehow pulling down the real motto of the word which still has milestones to achieve. In the real …
Although it seems like Instagram is filled with perfectly-composed selfies or pictures, there’s a whole world of inspirational poetry that is literally a finger tap away. The thing about Instagram poetry is that one has to fit in a lot of emotion and symbolism inside that cropped square. For this, the Instagram poets need to …
What is the future? It’s Women! Taking this forward, the famous fashion magazine, Marie Claire US, is celebrating its quarter-century which started in 1994 in the USA. In their October issue, Marie Claire has chosen to celebrate their 25 year run in the US industry by taking up 25 remarkable feminine faces from diverse fields …
Menstrual Hygiene Day is celebrated on May 28 to raise awareness on the importance of good menstrual hygiene worldwide. This year on Menstruation Day, women entrepreneur and feminist, Ms. Anupriya Kapur creates conversations with her brand, Imbue, to shed light on this oft tabooed topic – intimate feminine hygiene. Anupriya shares how it is important to …
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]With the ‘Time’s Up’ and ‘Me Too’ movements brewing in the west, India is not far behind. Plagued by its history of Sati sacrifice and child marriage, India’s 586.47 million female population still feels the brunt of its barbaric past. Nevertheless, there has been a lot of progress in uplifting the status of women in …
