Stories Matter
Stories Matter
Health is one of those things people often take for granted until something goes wrong. In the rush of daily life, many individuals focus so much on work, studies, responsibilities and social expectations that they forget to care for the one thing that supports everything else—their body and mind. Good health is not only about […]
स्वास्थ्य स्वच्छता सभी के लिए महत्वपूर्ण है, लेकिन महिलाओं के लिए मासिक धर्म स्वच्छता बहुत ही अहम पहलू है। एक महिला को अपने जीवनकाल में लगभग 450 बार मासिक धर्म होता है, लेकिन कहीं सुविधाओं के अभाव के कारण एवं कहीं जागरूकता की कमी के कारण महिलाओं को संक्रमण और प्रजनन संबंधी जटिल समस्याओं का
मासिक धर्म स्वच्छता और जागरूकता: महिलाओं के स्वास्थ्य, सुरक्षा और देखभाल की पूरी जानकारी Read More »
The courtroom smelled faintly of old paper and polished wood. Sunlight slipped through the tall windows and rested quietly on the rows of wooden benches. People whispered in low voices, the soft murmur of curiosity filling the room. At the centre of it all sat Meera. She sat very still, her hands folded in her
There was a time when power wore a particular face. It was loud, commanding, and often male. It stood tall in boardrooms, echoed in political halls, and rarely paused to listen. For centuries, women were told that power was something they might borrow, but rarely own. It was conditional. It came with expectations. It required
कम्प्यूटर इंजीनियर शीतल, देहरादून की एक बड़ी कम्पनी में अच्छे ओहदे पर कार्यरत है। सागर भी उसी कम्पनी में ऊंचे ओहदे पर कार्यरत है।साथ रहते-रहते पता ही नहीं चला कि कब दोनों एक-दूसरे को दिल दे बैठे। 14 फरवरी, वेलेंटाइन डे पर सागर शीतल से इज़हार-ए-इश्क करता है, “क्या तुम मेरी हमसफ़र बनोगी?” शीतल भी
Sita was an elderly retired teacher. She had lost her husband a few months ago.Her son, along with his family, lived in London. After recouping and gathering courage, Sita thought of doing something different in life, being a teacher. She had a full-time helper, Rita, who did not have a family. Rita was around thirty-five
Educating Underprivileged Women: A Story of Empowerment Through Education Read More »
Every morning, before the first rays of sunlight break through the grey sky, a quiet rhythm begins across India’s railway tracks. It’s not the sound of trains just yet—it’s the sound of footsteps, the rustle of sarees, the click of handbags, and the gentle hum of anticipation. Among the countless faces that board the early
A Railway Woman’s Journey: Stories of India’s Working Women and Their Daily Commute Read More »
Deepa, a docile teenager, was exuberant when she held the scholarship form for higher studies in her hands. She remembered vividly that her teacher had asked for parental consent and wanted her father’s signature on the dotted line. She knew she must not walk at a tardy pace as she stepped out of the matriculation
Yes or No: A Life-Changing Choice Between Education and Tradition Read More »
Awakening the Inner Voice There were times when I needed validation—especially because I am a woman. A woman often seeks validation from her husband, her in-laws, and society. She is so vulnerable that she can be easily made to feel invisible or worthless. But I am grateful that times have changed—and more importantly, that I
From Validation to Liberation: Rising in Self-Love Read More »
“Dreaming is everyone’s birthright.” A child has his or her own dream, and people of all ages dream in their own way—“I want to be this and that when I grow up.” Why should I be left out? I also dreamt of being a good human being after seeing so many women and kids not
Fragments of Dream: A Journey of Hope and a Dream Fulfilled Read More »