When a woman is asked to introduce herself, she typically answers – I am a housewife, I am an entrepreneur, I am a manager, I am a student or similar! However, there is one significant identity she has – ‘Laxmi’ of the family! However, as prevails in our culture, the woman of the house is […]
Mood-Boosting Makeup Tips for 2023
As years go by and the makeup and fashion industry are ever-changing their needs and wants. 2023, looks like a fashionable year ahead because of the ever-changing suave styles that have taken over this year miraculously and the top five looks for this year are discussed here. 1. Coordinate Your Eye Colour With your Eye-Makeup […]
How Women Are Leading the Charge in Combating Climate Change and Building Resilient Communities
Women are emerging as key drivers of sustainable development and climate resilience in the face of accelerating climate change. They are disproportionately affected by the impacts of climate change, but they are not just victims; they are catalysts for change. Women’s perspectives, experiences, and knowledge offer invaluable insights for developing effective climate solutions. Initiatives around the world are empowering women to actively participate in climate action. In rural communities, women are leading the […]
Wellness Trends Women Cannot Miss in ‘23
Wellness trends are ever changing and dynamic depending on the growth keep changing over time and in 2022, we took it little casually recovering from the Corona virus lockdown breaks, walking around, eating greens in powdered form, opening out our minds to mental health struggles and causes and quitting jobs in the name of stress. […]
Queer Owned Fashion Labels to Stock Up This Summer
When Section 377 was decriminalised in India, after years of activism and fighting for their rights, the LGBTQ+ Community was able to creatively express themselves. Artists, designers and performers could embrace their diverse gender identities and sexualities. This is around the same time that gender-agnostic fashion started rising and has not stopped since then. Technicolour […]
Echoes of Emptiness: Understanding Empty Nest Syndrome
In the realm of human experiences, where joy and sorrow interweave, there exists a poignant phase known as the empty nest syndrome. It is a chapter marked by a range of emotions, as children leave their parents nest to pursue their own lives. It is a natural milestone in the scheme of life, yet it […]
How Women’s Mental Health Affects Their Career Relaunch
For many women, taking a break from their careers, and nurturing their young ones in their families is a necessity. Unfortunately, women who are keen to return to the workforce after a break do face several challenges. Mental health is one of such major areas of concern for mothers returning to work, relaunching their careers. […]
Shattering the Silence: Why Mental Health Demands Our Attention
#ItsOkayToNotBeOkay In a world that is becoming increasingly interconnected, it is surprising how often the topic of mental health remains hushed. However, it is crucial that we break this silence and elevate the discussion surrounding mental well-being. Contrary to misconceptions, addressing mental health is not attention-seeking; rather, it is an act of self-care and compassion […]
The Stigma Surrounding Mental Health in India and How to Reduce it
Mental health and psychological care in India have remained suppressed under an often-repeated phrase – ‘log kya kahenge?’ This cuts across gender, caste, religion, socio-economic class, and region in India, making people shy away from coming out in the open. The immense pressure to stay and act ‘normal’ manifests an unhealthy stigma against getting help. […]
The Vital Role of Accessibility in Safeguarding Mental Well-Being
In a world where physical barriers often overshadow the human spirit, the importance of an accessible environment cannot be overstated. Behind every statistic and news headline lies a deeply personal journey of struggle, resilience, and longing for inclusion. For the elderly, people with disabilities, pregnant women, new mothers, war and natural calamity victims, and children, […]