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Kashmiri Woman Manages a Turf With Confidence in India
No other qualified turf professionals were available when the job came her way in 2002. She wound up taking what she describes as a job involving lots of physical labour. 'It is definitely not a white-collar job but a challenging 24-hour job,' say
Medications and Family Support Help Women Overcome Depression
Seema is almost cured thanks to the medicines and her family's unflinching support. But there are many women who suffer mental breakdowns - mood disorders like anxiety and depression.
Women With Disabilities Strive Hard to Be Productive Members of Society
Supported by the Foundation for Social Transformation (FST) and with a faculty drawn from the city's well-known institutes - the Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition (IHM) and the North East Hotel Management Insti
Mahatma Gandhi Continues to Inspire Women in India
Women in India had always responded to nationalistic calls, turning out in large numbers during the 'raksha bandhan' demonstration by Rabindranath Tagore in 1905 or Tilak's Swadeshi movement. But it is only after Gandhi's non-violent strategy ca
Transgenders Overcome Stereotypes Through Filmmaking in India
Efforts are on to showcase the films in other cities, and at film festivals around the world. This documentary film project is not the culmination of a process but hopefully the beginning of bigger things. Sahodari will be training these six women a
