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Ragini Daliya

Mumbai, Siliguri

Journalist at Firstpost

Editorial Lead at She The People

Articles

  • 1 month ago | shethepeople.tv | Ragini Daliya

    In the heart of New Delhi, an evocative art exhibition explores the intricate layers of femininity, tradition, and modernity in urban India. As one steps into the Alliance Française de gallery, 12 striking portraits of women come alive on silk sarees, suspended midair— resembling saris drying on Indian rooftop terraces. Titled Women of Urban India, the exhibition delves into the evolving identities of contemporary Indian women, capturing their strength, defiance, and individuality.

  • 1 month ago | shethepeople.tv | Ragini Daliya

    Delhi is gearing up to celebrate its first-ever Sufi Heritage Festival at the picturesque Sunder Nursery, opposite the iconic Humayun’s Tomb, on March 8 and 9. In an age where the fast pace of urban life often overshadows tradition and heritage, the Sufi Heritage Festival (SHF) stands as a vibrant tribute to the timeless love, peace, and mysticism that Sufism offers.

  • Jan 21, 2025 | shethepeople.tv | Ragini Daliya

    When we think of desserts, cheesecakes often stand out as a symbol of indulgence and creativity. For Pooja Balani, the founder of Miss Cheesecake, they symbolise something even more profound: defiance and the courage to carve her own path. Her journey from a small-town girl facing familial pressures to a thriving entrepreneur featured on Shark Tank is a story that inspires.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | shethepeople.tv | Ragini Daliya

    From embracing the idea that flaws are meant to be celebrated, to advocating for gender-neutral makeup and embodying the ethos of their name—free and equal beauty for all—FAE Beauty is on a mission to amplify the representation of brown skin. At the heart of this trailblazing brand is its founder Karishma Kewalramani, who recently secured a deal on Shark Tank India Season 4.

  • Nov 27, 2024 | shethepeople.tv | Ragini Daliya

    When I first moved to Mumbai as a 17-year-old small-town girl, all I wanted was to desperately fit in - with my college mates, amongst my hostel crowd and to the major effect I wanted to fit in my dream city. It took me over a month to find my voice in the maximum city. It wasn't seamless for a homeward to turn into a city girl navigating the cacophony of rush hour, local trains, auto haggling, its sudden downpours and carefree culture but I slipped in easily.