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Womens Feature Service covers developmental, political, social and economic issues in India and around the globe. To get these articles for your publication, contact WFS at the www.wfsnews.org website.

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In Sri Lanka, Marriage Can Wait

'I had to have a house built for my family and see that my younger siblings were settled before I could think of getting married,' says Tharangi Riviratne, 33, a clerk at a lawyer's office.

Devya Giri’s Encounter With The Spiritual

In her earlier avatar Arunima Singh, 30, was a qualified paramedic on the threshold of a promising career. In fact, she also did a diploma course to give her career a professional boost.

The Water Women of Barmer’s Sands

With only a sparse crop of 'bajra' (pearl barley) growing during August-November, Dallu was in dire straits, particularly after her husband fell ill and died in early 2008.

Mompreneurs: Balancing Babies and Business

When Alex Tutwiler, 32, a mechanical engineer, gave birth to her first child, she cut down on her work hours from full time to part time so that she could spend more time with her baby.

Lovers or Traffickers? Kerala Girls Find out the Hard Way

The latest blot on Kerala's social landscape is the disturbing trend of teenagers seeking to end their lives. It came into focus when three girls in Ambalapuzha of Alapuzha district committed suicide by consuming pesticide.

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Why Retail Brands Are Rethinking Order Fulfillment This Year

Retail growth creates an interesting operational problem. More orders...

The Exercise Paradox: Why the Physics of Weight Loss Defies the Treadmill

The global fitness and diet industry operates on a foundational piece of arithmetic but the physics of weight loss doesn't operate they say they say it does.

When The Garage Is The Only Step Free Door Into The House

When the garage is the only door your mother...

Will Birthright Citizenship Become Next Historic Roe VS Wade? Trump Lost Fight; But Re-issued Executive Order Targeting Birth Tourism

Despite losing the U.S. Supreme Court birthright citizenship fight almost two months ago, President Trump reloaded and fired off another round of ammunition to let the Supreme Court know there is more than one way to skin a cat.
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