The woman who turned her biggest setback into India’s biggest comeback story At 21, when most people are figuring out their first jobs, Safeena Husain was walking into the London School of Economics. Not because she had it all figured out, but because she’d lost everything and found her way back. Born in Delhi in […]
When Human Writing Gets Flagged as Artificial: The Reality of AI Detection Tools. There’s a phrase that keeps me up at night: “We need 100% human-written content. No AI involvement.” At first, this seemed reasonable. Clients want authentic, original content, and they trust humans to deliver that authenticity. As a writer, I thought this meant
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How a 25-year-old Delhi artist proves it’s never too late to choose courage over comfort—and why her journey speaks directly to women ready for their next chapter Think about it, Y]you’re in your early twenties, armed with a commerce degree and societal expectations pushing you toward a “respectable” corporate career. Sound familiar? For Bahaar Anand,
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Proof That 40 is Just the Beginning Society loves to tell women that after 40, their best days are behind them. Namita Rawat Negi and Manisha Gosain from Dehradun just laughed and said “Watch us!” These two sisters decided to completely flip their lives upside down at an age when most people are just settling
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The Day Two Grandmothers Made Every Young Athlete Question Their Excuses Who says women don’t support each other? Meet Prakashi and Chandro Tomar, two sister-in-laws who didn’t just chase their dreams together at 65 and 67 – they shattered every stereotype while holding each other’s hands, proving that the most powerful force in the world
Geetanjali Shree shows us why women’s stories matter more than ever. Geetanjali Shree’s life is proof that the journey of a woman does not always need to follow society’s set patterns. Born in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, she did not come from a background where literature was the central theme of family discussions. Yet she gravitated
“This book was born from the belief that no story is ever small; that in the tapestry of human experience, every thread holds the weight of the whole.” – Banu Mushtaq Dear WorkWell Warriors, This week, we celebrate Banu Mushtaq, the 77-year-old writer, activist, and lawyer who just made history by becoming the first Kannada-language
How a student activist turned one woman’s Rs. 5 savings dream into a financial revolution that empowered half a million women Meet Chetna Gala Sinha – a woman who looked at an entire banking system and thought, “This doesn’t work for women like us. So let’s build something that does.” Ever felt like the world
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Sometimes the most profound transformations happen not through restriction, but through gentle, consistent self-love. Here is something that might sound too good to be true: I lost 5 kilograms in one month without changing my diet at all. Weight loss for work-from-home moms sounds like a distant dream for most of us. And truth be
The Working Mom Who Redefined Success Through Sustainable Living Meet Sonika Bhasin, the Mumbai media professional who discovered that the best career pivot isn’t always about climbing ladders, sometimes it’s about changing the game entirely. As a media professional in Mumbai’s fast-paced industry, Sonika Bhasin was living the typical urban dream, career-focused, convenience-driven, success measured
