Books

It is not an easy task to find such people, but she also knows that many youngsters like her are looking for a more meaningful life.

The grassroots in India do not suffer from income poverty. Rather, what accounts for their state are the barriers which prevent their voices being heard.

In Mother Earth, Sister Seed we travel along with the writer and hear stories from the Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, the Bija Vidyapeeth in Uttarakhand and farms in Wayanad among a smorgasbord of other places, some well-known, some a new realization.

When one of his friends joked that Ruthuparna should write a book of these stories - that's exactly what he did!

With mounting rents and a severe space crunch in cities, co-working spaces are proving to be a big boon for many start-ups and independent professionals.

While the Google Doodle is commemorating women, Kaveri feels that for her the theme of womanhood isn’t necessarily central to her work.

While 'Oh Nari' sarcastically explores gender norms, her book, Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad, is an illustrated work for children

Mandhare's motive is to change the relationship between civilians and government officials

She addresses social elements like casteism, untouchability, traditions, attire, food habits, and means of entertainment.

Forced to quit school after grade 6, she was forcefully married off to a small-time decorator, who was 14 years older to her at the young age of 12.