”When you trust children, give them space, and believe in them, they will rise higher than you ever imagined.” Japanese violin teacher Mika Nishimura has spent the past 10 years helping Mumbai kids thrive through motivation, nutrition and music. eshe.in/2025/08/28/mik…

Sold as freedom, gig work masks insecurity and exploitation. For women, especially the marginalised, it’s not flexibility, but a fight for dignity. With her new book 'OTP Please!' Vandana Vasudevan adds her research to calls for systemic reform Penguin India eshe.in/2025/09/05/wom…

Dr Safiya Umoja Noble is an American author and academic known for her leading work in critical data studies and her groundbreaking book on algorithmic bias, ‘Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism’ (2018). #AI #quoteoftheday

Reimagining ancestral wisdom to fit modern lifestyles, Bhawana Pingali’s new book ‘The Art of Decluttering’ explores Indian rituals like kolam art, which is believed to protect homes and enhance wellbeing. @penguinindia eshe.in/2025/09/08/bha…

Former Indian Railways employee Sangeetha Vallat reviews Monisha Rajesh 🍉’s new book ‘Moonlight Express’ and finds cultural insight and social critique embedded in vivid descriptions of night-train journeys, food, people and landscapes. Bloomsbury India eshe.in/2025/09/12/mon…

Behind glittering corporate towers, young HR executive Sara Yahia’s corporate ascent collided with sexism, harassment and institutional betrayal. What followed was not just survival, but the beginning of a profound personal reckoning. #metoo eshe.in/2025/09/15/wor…

"You can’t train for it. The only way to find out is to do it." Endurance athlete Bela Evers-Kapoor, the first woman of Indian descent to row across the Pacific Ocean, on her 39-day voyage, battling waves, hallucinations, and missing her grandson the most. eshe.in/2025/09/17/bel…

A tale of two Indias: We spoke to authors Anita Krishan and Ponnu Elizabeth Mathew about their new historical novels set in mid-20th century India, highlighting stories of conflict, survival and the power of hope. Read here: 👉🏼 eshe.in/2025/09/20/ani…

In her new book, behavioural finance expert Dr Jyoti Mehndiratta Kappal notes that women lay more emphasis on the social impact of their investments, and pick companies that prioritise #ESG principles and community-oriented goals. Bloomsbury India eshe.in/2025/09/22/how…

What happens when divorced parents do not simply live apart, but in different cities or countries, in ways that fragment a child's sense of belonging, asks Vaishnavi Roy. Read the essay 'Children of two worlds: when divorce and distance collide': eshe.in/2025/09/25/chi…

The glow on your face has a lot to do with what’s going on inside you. eShe beauty editor Hansa Makhijani Jain lists 7 ways to keep calm and shine on. Read here: eshe.in/2025/09/29/the…

From surviving 82 percent burns to running three ventures and coaching leaders, Prerona Roy tells us how transforming self-limiting beliefs can ignite unstoppable growth, courage, and reinvention. Inspire Excellence - Personal Transformation Coach eshe.in/2025/10/03/pre…

Across India, a new generation of architects is redefining design – merging creativity with conscience to craft sustainable, sensory spaces that address climate change with responsibility and care. Sapna D. Singh reports: eshe.in/2025/10/07/sus…

Mumbai-bred writer and cyclist Priyanka Dalal got a glimpse into another India when she volunteered at a rural sports festival where women stepped out of traditional homes to play throwball, many for the first time. Read here: eshe.in/2025/10/10/ish…

Blending psychology, creativity and spirituality, Bengaluru-based expressive arts therapist and founder of #Praanah Bhaktiveda Dhaul Taragi uses tools such as dance, art and movement to promote emotional wellbeing. Read more 👉 eshe.in/2025/10/13/bha…

Award-winning artist Shilo Shiv Suleman on her new exhibition 'Art of Liberation' (16 - 21 Oct, Delhi) that features women artists from across South Asia "reclaiming what is intimate and feminine and turning it into power" Read the interview here: eshe.in/2025/10/16/art…

Berlin-based Iranian filmmaker Schokofeh Kamiz’s documentary about slain Pakistani peace activist Sabeen Mahmud is both a personal and political journey – an intimate portrait of courage, grief, and the power of small acts in driving meaningful change. 👉 eshe.in/2025/10/18/sch…

New Zealand based Indian-origin mother of two Anagha Kawley narrates her remarkable story of rising from the ashes of two devastating relationships, the first of which left her with 65 percent burns. Read here 👉 eshe.in/2025/10/21/ana…

Raised in Ahmedabad, architect Vishakha P. Saxena didn’t notice when she began to fall in love with the much-maligned city of Delhi – until it was too late and it was hers. Read here: eshe.in/2025/10/24/the…

At a time when women's voices are being silenced, US-based Indian-origin documentary filmmaker Ankita M Kumar Ankita Kumar (AK) has set out to bring Afghan refugee stories to the world. Her first film is backed by Naseeruddin Shah. Interview by Shailaja Rao: eshe.in/2025/10/28/ank…