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May 6, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Aruna Raghuram |Natasha Ramarathnam
This is a true story. The name of the woman has been changed to protect privacy. Shruti’s life was a living hell. Physical and emotional abuse meted out by her husband and his family were not only affecting her but her two young children as well. One day the toxic home atmosphere forced her to take a drastic decision. She got into a train with her children and fled to another city. She knew nobody in that city. She had very little money with her.
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May 3, 2024 | 
htsyndication.com | Natasha Ramarathnam
Posted On: 2024-05-04 Posted By: Natasha Ramarathnam Health & Lifestyle Education Technology Cities Women's Web India, May 4 -- Women know exactly how vulnerable we are in public, but whenever we speak about it men seem to believe that the solution is to learn the art of self defence.
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May 3, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Natasha Ramarathnam
Women know exactly how vulnerable we are in public, but whenever we speak about it men seem to believe that the solution is to learn the art of self defence.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
youthkiawaaz.com | Natasha Ramarathnam
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Mar 22, 2024 | 
youthkiawaaz.com | Natasha Ramarathnam
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Natasha Ramarathnam |Aruna Raghuram
Newsmakers How Reena Puri’s Childhood Passion For Comics Became Her Profession Reena Puri has been at Amar Chitra Katha for more than 3 decades, has worked with Anant Pai, and as editor in chief now has many plans. The executive editor of Amar Chitra Katha Comics, Reena I. Puri, has been writing and editing comics for the past three decades. While writing stories and love for animals came early in her life, her young sons urged her to write specifically for comics.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Preethi Warrier |Natasha Ramarathnam |Aruna Raghuram
Was fortunate enough to catch this masterpiece over the weekend. The movie is titled Aattam, it’s in Malayalam and streaming on Amazon Prime Video. There’s no spoiler alert here because I won’t reveal too much, especially the twist halfway or the finale. All I’m trying to convey with my post is, why it’s important that we all give the movie a try. Rarely do such gems appear in Indian cinema, mature and thought-provoking. The movie is about a theatre group comprising 12 men and 1 woman.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Mahila Money |Natasha Ramarathnam |Aruna Raghuram
Meet Jahnabi, a former theatre artist who has transitioned from captivating audiences on stage to compelling clients with her beauty and wellness expertise. She has transformed her passion for beauty, wellness, and makeup into two successful salons. Jahnabi soon however faced the hurdle of capital constraints, but financial support at the right time transformed her budding enterprise into a flourishing reality, culminating in an impressive annual turnover, close to 24 lakhs.
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Mar 15, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Natasha Ramarathnam |Aruna Raghuram |Smriti Malhotra
Angie Thomas is probably the most powerful voice of her generation, and with Concrete Rose, the prequel to The Hate U Give (THUG), she has yet again set standards which even she will struggle to beat. This is the story of Maverick Carter– of what made him the man we came to love and admire in THUG. One afternoon, he is a seventeen year old, slinging dope, playing basketball and buying gifts for his girlfriend.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
womensweb.in | Mahila Money |Natasha Ramarathnam |Pooja Priyamvada
Textiles and handlooms of India embody the essence of the country’s rich cultural heritage and artistic diversity. Renowned worldwide for their quality, these textiles showcase intricate designs and vibrant colors, woven into fabric using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Each region offers its unique weave, from the fine silks of Varanasi to the block prints of Rajasthan and the exquisite handloom cottons of Bengal.
