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4 days ago | femina.in | Shraddha Kamdar

Archana Khosla Burman is a woman who does not know how to stop. In a good way. Founder of Vertices Partners, TEDx speaker, a 40 Under 40 awardee, Past Chairperson of FICCI FLO and FLO National Head – Collaborations, Partnerships & Associations are just some of the hats she has worn in the past few years. In the entrepreneurial world, Archana is known for her diverse contributions for the women working at the grassroots level.

1 week ago | femina.in | Kayalvizhi Arivalan

Home Wellness Health Don’t Drink Coffee Right After Waking Up. Here’s When You Should InsteadPublished on Jun 20, 2025, 14:38 ISTDrinking coffee at the wrong time can reduce its benefits. Discover the best time to enjoy your daily brew for better focus, energy, and digestion. Image: PexelsWhat keeps you going all through the day? What’s the first thing you do when you wake up? What helps you stay sane? Your 2 a.m. buddy? Your go-to problem solver? The list is endless.

1 week ago | femina.in | Kayalvizhi Arivalan

Home Life Books 7 Indian LGBTQ+ Children's Books That Celebrate Pride And IdentityPublished on Jun 19, 2025, 17:29 ISTCelebrate Pride Month with these 7 heartwarming LGBTQ+ children's books by Indian authors that explore identity, acceptance, and the joy of being oneself. Image: ShutterstockEvery year, June is celebrated as Pride Month, a time to honour inclusivity and identity.

1 week ago | femina.in | Kayalvizhi Arivalan

10 Best Places To Visit For A Honeymoon In JulyThe rugged landscapes, clear blue skies, and snow-capped peaks create a dramatic backdrop for love. Ride together along the Hill, visit Pangong Lake, and stargaze under Ladakh’s vast night sky. Known as the “Scotland of India,” Coorg is perfect in July, making it a romantic paradise of rolling hills and coffee plantations. Sip fresh coffee, trek to Abbey Falls, and enjoy cozy homestays. The City of palaces offer serene lakes coming alive with the rains.

1 week ago | femina.in | Kayalvizhi Arivalan

At 39, Saritha has become the first woman driver for the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC), rewriting what was once an all-male filed in public transport. Hailing from Seethya Tanda in Sansthan Narayanpur mandal, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, she grew up in a humble household. To support her ageing parents and five siblings, she began driving an auto-rickshaw, a rare sight back in 2014. She continued driving for six years to support her family.