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Female Doctor Shares Unique Art of Healing in India’s Rural Communities
Initial experiences such as these set me on the path of reflection. Several lessons, not all as tragic, have come my way through my parents, teachers, patients, 'dais' (traditional birth attendants) and the rural folk I came across in the course o
Getting Personal With Jaisree Misra: ‘A Scandalous Secret’
When Jaisree Misra looked around the audience that had gathered at her book-reading session in Kottayam, the overriding expression on her face was surprise: 'How come there are so many school girls here? I hope they are not reading my books!'
Women Weavers Never Withered Amidst Gruelling Daily Grind
The women don't mind the hard work, there're used to it, but the low income is demoralising. And, according to Sudha Thakur, 32, a weaver, who lost her husband to floods a couple of years ago, so are the working conditions.
‘Private’ Issues Become Public Issues in India
A newspaper catering to Delhi's English-reading population carried an alarming headline the other day: 'Watch out, there could be sewage in your tap water'.
A Universal Dilemma for Women Engineers
That was the 1960s and Annapurna (name changed), 68, who has retired as Chief Engineer of the Kerala State Electricity Board, was not the only youngster of her generation who thought that engineers were only those who built bridges.
