Reshma Rawat

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End Of The Year But Not An End To Our Hopes And Dreams!

Dec 18, 2023 | womensweb.in | V Rashmi Rao |Smita Das Jain |Reshma Rawat

Workplace Issues 5 Concrete Steps Employers Must Take To Break Silence Around Breastfeeding At The Workplace The disparity in laws and their enforcement often forces women in India to choose between their careers and children, leading to an “either-or” situation. In the bustling city of Mumbai, amidst the clatter of keyboards and the murmur of office chatter, Meera*, a software developer and a new mother, faces a dilemma that stresses her daily routine.
Period Leaves Aren't 'Un-Feminist'; They Simply Level The Playing Field Across Genders!

Dec 18, 2023 | womensweb.in | Smita Das Jain |Reshma Rawat

Smriti Irani, Cabinet Minister for Women and Child Development rightly said that menstruation is not a handicap. As a response to a question posed by MP Manoj Kumar Jha, Smriti Irani said that menstruation is a natural part of a woman’s life journey. Both these statements are certainly valid. Being on a period doesn’t make a woman sick. A period is normal and the more dialogue there is surrounding the topic, the sooner it will cease to be a taboo in society.
It's Never Too Late To Start Something New, Especially A Career!

Dec 17, 2023 | womensweb.in | Smita Das Jain |Reshma Rawat

I remember one of my mother’s friends, who at the ripe age of fifty-five, had gone ahead and completed not only her graduation in Law but also a Bachelor’s in Education. Even as a kid at that time, I wondered what it was that gave her so much enthusiasm when almost everyone gave up! I could not find an answer at that time, but now I think that I can comprehend it and appreciate it. Kudos to her!Life is indeed a big journey.
Women in 'Devdas'

Dec 17, 2023 | womensweb.in | Sukanya Basu Mallik |Smita Das Jain |Reshma Rawat

Remembering the first time I watched Devdas” during my childhood feels like revisiting a treasure trove of melodies and emotions. The movie\’s songs still echo in my mind, each telling a story of its own. \”Maar Dala,” with Madhuri Dixit\’s graceful moves and words like \”Kahe Chhed Chhed Mohe\” capturing the irresistible pull of love remains unforgettable. In Dola Re Dola,\” Aishwarya Rai and Madhuri Dixit create a vivid picture of female relationships.