The Beginning of a Journey When Jaanu came to speak with us at SheLit, there was something in her eyes that immediately drew us in—a mix of courage, vulnerability, and quiet determination. She sat across from us, taking a deep breath, as if preparing to relive every moment of her life. And then she […]
I Just Want My Parents’ Love – Jaanu’s Story Read More »
For generations, women have been made to believe that their struggles, challenges, and defeats are entirely their own fault. Society often whispers—or sometimes shouts—that women are responsible for the restrictions placed upon them, for the violence they face, or for the opportunities they miss. But the real question is: Are girls truly responsible for their
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An exclusive SheLit conversation with Ria, Founder of Get Fit With Ria Ria, can you share your journey of becoming a nutritionist and what inspired you to focus on women’s health issues? My journey into nutrition began with my own struggles. A few years ago, I was nearly 30 kilos overweight, constantly fatigued,
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In the late 19th century, when women in India were expected to remain within the confines of their homes, one young woman dared to dream beyond boundaries. Anandi Gopal Joshi (1865–1887) became one of the first Indian women to obtain a degree in Western medicine, breaking social barriers and setting a precedent for generations to
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Acid attacks remain one of the most brutal crimes against women in India. Despite progress in law and awareness, the recent tragic incident in Bhiwani — where a 17-year-old girl was attacked by her own father — reminds us that this heinous act is still a horrifying reality. Acid attacks are not just assaults on
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By SheLit Team Every year, on 15th August, the tricolour unfurls, and we celebrate the day India broke free from colonial rule. Speeches, parades, and patriotic songs fill the air. But amid this national celebration, one question echoes quietly — How much independence have India’s women truly gained? From Political Freedom to
How Much Independence Have Women Really Achieved Till Now? Read More »
By SheLit | Empowering Voices. Igniting Change. India’s tech industry is one of the fastest-growing in the world — powering global software, digital finance, AI, and innovation. But behind the servers, the screens, and the code, are women who have shaped this revolution, often without the spotlight they deserve. From coding pioneers
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In a country that’s rapidly growing in its professional landscape, working women are becoming the backbone of India’s economy. However, with opportunities come challenges—and every woman stepping into a workplace must be aware of her legal rights. Knowledge of the law is not just power; it’s protection. Whether you’re a fresher, a mid-career professional, or
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By SheLit Editorial Desk (Inspired by the recent hate Ellie Abrahams faced online) In a digital age where a photo can go viral in seconds, a woman’s worth is still being reduced to a number — her “body count.” This obsession was on full display recently when actress Ellie Abrahams posted a simple picture
Why Is India Still Obsessed With Women’s Body Count? | A Case for Respect Beyond Rumors Read More »
By SheLit “Sir, these boys keep chasing us. If we say no, they feel insulted. If we ignore them, they say we gave them hope. What do we even say anymore?” This isn’t just a casual complaint. It’s a lived reality for thousands of young women navigating everyday life — whether in school
“You Gave Him Hopes” — When ‘No’ Is Not Enough Read More »