Slowly and gradually, sustainable practices are finding way into all areas of our life. And needless to say, the change is much needed. From reducing the use of energy, to eating locally produced foods, saving water, recycling products, switching to menstrual cups, the list of things that we can start with adopting in our personal lives goes long.Â
At this year’s Digital Women Awards, organised and hosted by SheThePeople.Tv, we got up close and personal with leading digital businesswomen of India. And, amongst them was also India’s beloved Macaron Queen, Pooja Dhingra! Owner-chef at Le15 Patisserie and Cafe in Mumbai, Pooja is a favourite of celebrities and of all those who love finding a taste
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The fifth edition of Digital Women Awards, held in Guragon this weekend, welcomed women from all professional realms and walks of life. A multitude of visionary entrepreneurs gathered together, discussing ideas and sharing insights – the energy in the air was to be witnessed. The event was nothing short of a success! On our way
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In the last decade, India’s Startup landscape has seen tremendous growth, and digitalisation of business models holds a significant contribution. According to the sixth economic census released by Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, 35% of the startups in India are directed by women, and who come not just from established business families but from all walks of life, and from all
Sometimes, a certain professional decision can make you look less career-driven, but in fact, it re-energises you and gives you a fresher perspective to come back with and add to your life. The philosophy that I strongly relate to, and which became the base of my conversation with Career Journalist Aabha Bakaya. “I didn’t always make the career choices that
For 27-year-old Sahar Mansoor, a zero-waste lifestyle started with her love for nature. As an academic research student at the University of Cambridge, she studied the environment and the global waste problem from a health perspective. With a background in environmental planning, policy and law, Sahar formerly worked at the World Health Organization in Geneva
Jitendra Kothari fondly remembers the time in the early 1980s when he used to take his family to the Bombay Cinema theatre in Queens, New York, to watch popular Hindi movies on the single screen the theatre had. “It was the only social enjoyment we had because there was nowhere else we could see these
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India’s rapid digital financial expansion is fuelling both opportunity and risk, with rising unsecured debt and speculative trading posing new challenges for the financial system, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor M. Rajeshwar Rao warned Friday. While technology has deepened financial inclusion, Rao said, concerns have emerged over unchecked borrowing and speculative investments that
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Veer Savarkar Jayanti: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 28 May paid ‘respectful’ tributes to Veer Savarkar, the Hindutva ideologue and venerated figure for the Centre’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). 28 May is the birth anniversary of Savarkar, who was born on this day in 1883, in Bhagur, near Nashik in present-day Maharashtra. “Respectful tributes
While the company has been using the name internally for two years, the public announcement and new logo suggest a desire to signal more than just a name change. “This isn’t just a name change; it is a mission statement. A reminder etched into our identity that we will endure — not because we are
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