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Beliefs and Myths Govern Pregnant Woman’s Diet in India
But there are others who chafe at the restrictions. Take Varsha from West Bengal. She is pregnant for the second time and all she wants is 'saag' (spinach).
Kashmiri Woman Shares Her Unconventional Journey to Entrepreneurshp
A young Kashmiri woman is telling her customer about the intricacy of craftsmanship of the 'numdha' rugs she is selling. 'Each piece is exclusive and only the best quality merino wool is being used,' she says.
Designer Ritika Mittal Revives Value of Indian Weaves and Saris
Mittal, who went to the region to seek fabric, ended up making an emotional connection with many. For four months this intrepid traveler lived with them in bamboo huts, helped with the cooking, washed in mountain streams, and taught their children E
Flood Survivor Shares Stories of ‘Hope’ At Bhubaneswar Slum
Rosmita is living in Bhubaneswar today because her home in a village in Odisha's coastal district of Bhadrak was washed away by the flash floods that hit the state in 2009. At that time she was repeating a year in Class Ten. Desperate to finish sch
How Women Tackle Malnutrition in Rajasthan Community
The study initiative was organised under the aegis of a knowledge association between the UN in India and the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly. The field visit was jointly facilitated by four UN agencies - WFP, UNICEF, WHO and FAO - that have expertis
