Swetha Vangaveti
Swetha Vangaveti is an English Lecturer, content creator, children’s author and poet. She started writing when she was 13 and has two published books to her credit. She bagged the National Award for excellence in Arts, Humanities and Sciences in 2013. Her writings were selected as the best inspiring short stories by the Buddybits (in association with TEDx). She is a contributing author at women’s web, an active poet on PoetrySoup and All Poetry. She bagged the 21st Century Emily Dickinson Award for Poetry in 2022.
Health and Wellness: Prioritizing Self-Care in a Woman’s Daily Life
In our busy daily lives, between many jobs and tasks that we must do, women often forget about their own health. It's important to look after yourself, especially in a society that values looking out for others. In this complete guide, we'll talk about easy tips made and how...
Anna Mani Biography, Life Story, Inventions, Accomplishments and Family Life Details
It was 1925 when the Indian National Congress adopted the goal of 'complete independence', giving momentum to the Indian freedom struggle. A young girl, Anna Mani, in Thiruvananthapuram, was deeply influenced by the idea of freedom and the nationalist ideology. However, her idea of attaining independence was unique...
How to Increase Breastmilk Production Naturally
As soon as a baby is born, they deserve four major requirements on priority: warmth, hygiene, medical observation and immediate nutrition. The baby feels a sense of security and warmth in her mother's arms. Alongside, the main source of nutrition for babies comes from milk. Be it the formula...
How to Ease Postpartum Fitness
Pregnancy literally shrugs off aspects like self-care, personal postpartum fitness and mental health, owing to which a new mother becomes vulnerable to irreparably massive effects.
A Complete Guide to Monogamy Relationship, Meaning with its History
The ancient Indian classical poet Kalidasa's 'Shakuntala' is a masterpiece of monogamy relationship that puts selfless love in the spotlight. It highlights the depth of falling in love with a person and being stuck to them, come what may. Another celebrated Indian poet, the Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore's poems...
An Insight into Domestic Labour of Women in India
Justice Krishnan Ramasamy of the Madras High Court addressed the domestic labour of women and ruled that a woman who spent her life looking after the family shall have an equal share in the property and assets. This is a historic judgement highlighting the valuable contribution of women who...
Role of Women in the Economic Development of India
Women and the economic development of a nation are inseparable terms. Yet, women's contribution towards the economy of a nation is considered in no way equal to that of men. There's no limit to what women can achieve, as Michelle Obama quoted in an instance. Yet, their achievements have...
Why Gender Inequality Exists in the Indian Society
After the family's first two girls, I am the third kid. Some of my family members prayed to God for the third child to be a boy, which shows the prevalent Gender inequality, but I let them down and even brought my grandma to tears by coming into the...
Details about Sukanya Samriddhi Yojna Scheme-Plan, Monthly Investment, and Tax Relaxation
In 2011, the Indian national census results displayed wide distortion in the gender metrics. Child Sex Ratio (CSR) and Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB). The sex ratio which was 945 in 1999 declined to 927 in 2001. Furthermore, this number dropped to 918 in 2011. This means, for every...
What is Single Child Policy in China, Advantages and Disadvantages
We recently welcomed a baby boy into our house, and our joy has known no bounds. The feeling was overwhelming only until people started to ask when we would welcome a second baby. Thoughts about why we are so obsessed with the concept of more than one child clouded...
Biography of Mrs. Draupadi Murmu, the Second Woman President of India
An Introduction of the President Draupadi Murmu
If she said, "I will focus on the marginalized" or "I want to tell the youth to not just focus on their future but also lay the foundation to the country's future", she wasn't just saying those words but lived them. She is...