49 Can you identify above plants by name? Without using Google? NO? Meet them by names- first one is Appu, second one is Ajju, third and fourth are my favourite- K š – yes, my plants have names and their original names you can google with image search :-p Well, Before 2 years, I could […]
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129 REMEMBERING SUR KOKILA LATA MANGESHKAR : DR. JITENDRA SINGH DR. Jitendra Singh, MoS,PMO and a passionate observer of Indian cinema. Talks exclusively to Rakhee Bakshee, Founder and Editor-In-Chief ,Her World India on the sad demise of Lata Mangeshkar On Sunday, 6th February 2022, India lost a gem, the most admired singer of the nation
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623 – Yasir Pathan Savitribai Phule (3 January 1831 ā 10 Walk 1897) was an Indian social reformer, educationalist, and poet from Maharashtra. In Maharashtra, she assumed a significant and crucial part in further developing women’s privileges in India. She is viewed as the trailblazer of India’s women’s activist development. Savitribai and her husband established
356 Listed in the United Nationās āWomen Transforming Indiaā and recognized in 2015 as ā100 Women Achieversā by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Dr Saundarya Rajesh is a pioneer in conceptualizing second career opportunities for women in corporate India. With her wide-ranging publications that delve deep into the whys and hows of women
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273 A mother had come to the Out-Patient Department with her home-delivered, two days old baby for birth vaccination. On examination, the child looked irritable and dehydrated. The child had not been breastfed, only goatmilk had been given, as per the community practices. This was a common practice followed by the motherās whole community, and
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120 Namrata Wakhloo is a Kashmiri travel blogger. She writes about travelling to the mountains alone as a woman, during the COVID-19 pandemic in this piece. They say some things happen only when ābulava aata haiā. I think my time had come too, finally, for my long-awaited trip to Kedarnath. For years together, I had
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54 India is a country of a rich diaspora including cultures, communities groups and subgroups attempting to live together harmoniously while maintaining their identity uniqueness and get a common allegiance to the core values that are the underlined fabric of this great country and its constitution. Women have played a central role in our culture
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27 Strange are the ways of nature and mankind. As we the citizens of Earth continue our battle with the unseen enemy, the World Environment Day falling on June 5 has brought with it the dual message of despair and hope. There is so much to grieve over, and also to raise a toast to.
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22 The lockdown initiated us to many new and innovative ways of teaching and lecturing and making ourselves visible. When we decided to go with the online mode of teaching, it was a bit unnerving at first. I just couldnāt imagine talking in front of a computer screen, sans a classroom and a crowd of
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