Women's Feature Service

A few huts away from Harlal and Tulsibai live Ratni Bhil and her sister, Nari Bhil. They are fortunate to have youth on their side, being in their late 20s. But their lives too are circumscribed by the fact that their husbands work as bonded laboure

This nutritious supplement has its own story to tell. It comes to Ranjani's anganwadi from a factory in Banswara, run by a local women Self Help Group (SHG). In fact, it reaches 7,000 children and around 3,000 pregnant and lactating mothers every m

Hearing him talk about mobilising 25,000 participants for justice and land rights in this moving event planted the seeds of our involvement. Paul's four trips to India followed thereafter, while I continued working as a High School Visual Arts, Pho

However, the debates around the National Food Security Bill have revolved around who will be in the general or priority category; the quantity of entitlements; or whether it should be in the form of cash or foodgrain.

A study on breastfeeding and weaning practices among mothers attending the Immunization and Health Guidance clinic by the Department of Community Medicine, SCB Medical College, Cuttack, revealed that prelacteal feed was given by 37.4 per cent of mot