She The People

SheThePeople is a women's channel that draws inspiration from real-life experiences, creating a space for women to connect, learn, share, and thrive. We serve as a welcoming platform for discussions and relationships among women. Our focus is on stories from India and around the globe featuring women who are living life on their own terms. The Future is Female. Women worldwide are stepping into the workforce, voicing their opinions, and building networks to become a formidable presence. In India, over 60 million women are poised to join the online community. From leaders and trailblazers to board members, executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, and politicians, every woman pursuing her ambitions is reshaping the narrative around them. We see ourselves as a vital part of this transformative journey. Research shows that companies and nations thrive when they actively involve and empower women in their workforces. In India, women—from rural farming communities to bustling urban centers—are moving beyond traditional roles and making strides toward being recognized and valued members of society. Many are launching their own businesses, while others are joining organizations that prioritize women's perspectives. SheThePeople is their platform—a space for video storytelling that motivates women, enhances their endeavors, exchanges leadership insights, encourages networking, and empowers them to contribute to progress. Our community is vibrant, diverse, and inspiring. Through unique videos on SheThePeople.TV, we provide the modern Indian woman with a platform to discuss and share the obstacles faced by this underrepresented leadership group. We are dedicated to supporting women, and they, in turn, are supporting us.

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Modern Family's Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Says She's Bisexual; Quotes Iconic "I'm Gay" Scene

1 week ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

A hilarious scene from Modern Family (2009-2020) has recently been doing the rounds on social media, where the young character Lily Tucker-Pritchett yells, "I'm gay, I'm gay!" The moment, originally played for laughs, has now taken a touching new significance. Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, the child actor who played the little witty character, recently came out as bisexual by quoting this dialogue.
What To Watch: 10 Romcoms On Hotstar That'll Have You Swooning

1 week ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

Rom-coms are my go-to whenever I feel down or out of energy. There's a sense of security and affection that nurtures the melancholic heart and makes it lively and full of love again. After a stressful day at work, a good rom-com will definitely lift your mood. Girl meets guy, they fall in love and fall apart, only to find their way back to each other- this trope has been put to use for ages, yet we can't seem to get enough of it.
US Elections: Mira Nair's Son, Zohran Mamdani, Wins A Seat In New York Assembly

1 week ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanvi Akhauri

Filmmaker Mira Nair's son Zohran Kwame Mamdani won a seat in the New York state assembly in the 2020 US elections. 29-year-old Mamdani has made history as one of the first South-Asians to clinch a seat on this assembly. Alongside Mamdani, Indian-American lawyer Jenifer Rajkumar also became the first South Asian woman elected to the New York state office. Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist, had run unopposed to represent the 36th Assembly District in Astoria from Queens.
Coffee Raves, Fake Weddings: In India’s Party Scene, Anything Can Be A Celebration

1 week ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

There's music, there's dance, there's drinks. But it's not your usual night at the club. Think a big fat desi wedding, but instead of relatives asking, 'When's your turn, beta?' it's a soon-to-be-bestie asking for your Instagram ID. Think a post-run rave at 10 a.m., with a cup of coffee or protein shake in hand instead of booze. Indians are known to turn any gathering into a bash, and the recent party trends are proof.
Who Is Blaise Metreweli? Britain's First Female Spy Chief

1 week ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

Blaise Metreweli has been appointed as the chief of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, also known as MI6. She is the first woman to head the institution in its 116-year history. Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the appointment "historic" at a time "when the work of our intelligence services has never been more vital." He added, “I know Blaise will continue to provide the excellent leadership needed to defend our county and keep our people safe.
Who Is Yael van der Wouden? Debut Author Wins Women's Prize For Fiction 2025

2 weeks ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

Dutch writer Yael van der Wouden won the Women's Prize for Fiction 2025 for her debut novel The Safekeep. The book explores a queer love story in the post-Nazi era in the Netherlands. It also traces the expropriation and theft of Jewish property during World War II, revisiting a dark chapter in Dutch history. The Safekeep was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2024 and won the National Jewish Book Award for Debut Fiction. Who is Yael van der Wouden?
Catherine Houlihan

2 weeks ago | shethepeople.tv | Catherine Houlihan

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Meet Yashasvi Solankee, First Female Aide-De-Camp To India's President

2 weeks ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solankee of the Indian Navy is making history as the first woman appointed as Aide-de-Camp to the President of India. She was selected in April from a panel of three other Naval officers, all women, and officially took charge as President Droupadi Murmu's ADC in May. A President typically has five ADCs: three from the Army, one from the Navy, and one from the Air Force. Who is Yashasvi Solankee? Lt. Cdr.
Meet Anchal Bhateja, First Blind Woman Advocate To Argue A Supreme Court Case

2 weeks ago | shethepeople.tv | Tanya Savkoor

Anchal Bhateja made history as the first visually impaired female advocate to argue a case in the Supreme Court of India on June 6. The graduate of the National Law School Institute of India (NLSIU) is also a disability rights activist, championing greater accessibility and inclusivity in the Indian legal system. She is one of the few advocates in India living with a disability. Anchal Bhateja's StoryBhateja lost her vision due to birth complications and developed Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP).
Saachi Shetty

2 weeks ago | shethepeople.tv | Saachi Shetty

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