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From Homemaker to Fit and Fierce: Bindu Anand’s Inspiring Fitness Journey

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A SheLit Real-Life Transformation Story   After motherhood, many women find themselves caught in a cycle of responsibilities, exhaustion, and self-neglect. For Mrs. Bindu Anand, a homemaker and mother to a 14-year-old, that cycle hit hard. Post-pregnancy weight gain, a busy home life, and deteriorating health left her feeling powerless — until one day, she […]

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Sanya jain, indian female artist at world art dubai exhibition

From Corporate Life to Canvas Dreams: Sanya’s Inspiring Journey

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A SheLit Exclusive In a world where art is often seen as a hobby rather than a career, Sanya Jain is breaking barriers, one brushstroke at a time. From crunching numbers at a Big Four firm to curating her own art studio, her journey proves that when passion meets perseverance, possibilities are endless. We sat

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“Embracing Self-Love: Confidence, Boundaries, and Personal Growth”

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While Talking with She Lit, Jaya Kumari Shares Her Journey of Self-Love and Growth   Jaya Kumari, a student at Delhi University, has spent years understanding and embracing the concept of self-love. For her, it’s not just a trend but a fundamental necessity—something that has transformed the way she navigates relationships, personal challenges, and societal

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Alimony in India: Understanding the Law, Misuse, and Social Impact

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An Exclusive Interview with Kajal Mathur, Law Student at Lloyd College   Alimony has long been a subject of debate in India. While it serves as financial support for divorced spouses, concerns over its misuse have been rising. Alongside legal challenges, divorced women also face severe societal judgment, making remarriage and independent life difficult. To

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“Women’s Safety: A Society’s Responsibility, Not a Woman’s Burden”

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An Exclusive Interview with SheLit – Kaira , Journalism Student, St. Xavier’s, Mumbai. Women’s safety in India has long been a pressing concern, with cities differing in how they handle it. SheLit recently spoke with Kaira Pahuja, a journalism student from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai, who shared her personal experiences and observations on this critical

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I want to be known as successful daughter of my family, not as a wife of successful man.

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Speaking to She Lit, kriti, a young dynamic poet opened up about her writing journey and future aspirations. My Writing Journey Being an only child sometimes made it challenging for me to express my emotions. This struggle led me to start writing. Until then, I had never considered writing professionally. However, when my father discovered

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I Don’t Need Anyone for My Safety – I’ll Do It Myself

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Speaking to She Lit, martial arts champion and fitness enthusiast Payal Gandhi shared her insights on the importance of fitness and self-defense in daily life. Meet Payal Gandhi, former martial arts champion and now an accountant by profession, Payal recently spoke with She Lit about why fitness and self-defense are crucial for girls. Martial Arts

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