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Sharon Legrand’s Story: About Adoption Of My Maid’s Daughter With Down Syndrome

"She really is one of my greatest blessings and if I had to go back and do it all again, I would do exactly the same thing without any hesitation. The love that I get from her is beyond understanding....
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Culture Activist Eleanor Ysabelle Roche On Spaces In-Between Where Diversity Can Be Found

Starting off with a dream to become a veterinarian, an animal/plant whisperer, Eleanor slowly branched out into pouring her heart into colors and paper. "I discovered that I had a brimming passion ...
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Author Neha Hiranandani On How Her Daughter Inspires Her With ‘Girl Power’ To Face Internalised Patriarchy

A damsel in distress, stuck in her long overflowing tresses, waiting for Prince Charming to do the needful – seems a bit too passé, doesn’t it? Especially, in our times today, when women are begi...
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Poet Rohini Malur On Living Her Life – A Radically Queer Thing To Do

‘Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one’s definition of your life, define yourself’ And that is perhaps sometimes the easiest as well as the ...
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Legendary Saxophone Subbalaxmi Recalls Being Looked Down By Concert Managers

When a woman chooses to be herself and creates a niche for her identity - that’s where the courage lies. Born in the family of Musicians, M.S Subbalaxmi started her musical journey with Carnatic...
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Artist Ruma Devi On Her Journey So Far And Dreams She’s Weaving For Barmer Women

We all carry a story within us, the story of which we are the writer, the protagonist, and sometimes the narrator, too. Not one emphasizing on a definitive beginning and end, but on the journey that w...
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“I Wasn’t the Right Kind of Brown,” Devika Bhise On Battling Stereotypes in Hollywood

Born and brought up in New York City, Devika Bhise in many ways defines the cross-cultural ethos, which is a large part of our world today. An American actress, who also dons many other hats, Devika m...
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“This Is How I Learned To Accept Being Alone,” Poet-Writer Ruby Dhal On Her Hope For Tomorrow

A speaker, writer and bestselling author of two books of poetry and prose, Ruby Dhal's third book, ‘My Hope for Tomorrow’, offers a therapeutic approach to mental and emotional battles that we ...

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