India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why independent Indian women are embracing the unattached life, in the October 21 edition of India Today magazine.
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Tarar Square | 7-minute read
There are many women who do bad things, and there is no question about that. This is not a man versus woman debate.
This Lok Sabha has the highest number of women MPs. They cut across the political spectrum and voice a variety of concerns. They have only one thing in common. They make us proud.
Instead of free rides, can the Delhi CM ensure safe rides for women? Because that's really all they need.
She shrieks in pain and begs them to stop, but fails to evoke any pity from the men beating her up, with BJP MLA Thawani leading the charge.
Promise yourself to be a mother (if indeed you plan to be a mother) who doesn’t negate herself.
Don’t you listen to what you say? Does everything look like a comedy show to you? Or have you run out of political weapons to hit opponents with, falling back on unbridled sexism?
Once upon a time, we had to search hard for tales of women warriors who wielded weapons with ruthless pizzazz. Those days are fading and not a moment too fast!
Many Kashmiris have Pakistani wives who attained state subject rights upon marriage, as did their children. But J&K women who married non state people lost all their rights.
These two women pioneered the catering business in the early '80s when the professional kitchen was a male-dominated area. Over 30 years and running, they are still an inspiration.
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