Things I learnt working at a relationship portal
If the couple relationship website where I work could be compared to a home, then I can say that I’ve …
How my husband and I run a successful business together
In a world largely dominated by men and patriarchy, women are often playing second fiddle to someone else’s dreams and …
The guilt that follows every Indian mother and woman
The Indian mother who fusses over her children I remember the day I cried as my little son walked into …
Anuradha Kedia, Thebetterindia.com co-founder, speaks about ‘making a difference’
Anuradha Kedia, co-founder, with her husband Dhimant Parekh, of The Better India, spoke to us about work-life balance, the impact …
Why my marriage is like my office
The other day I had my appraisal meet with my manager. Of course, I expected some drama and action. He …
How to use your courtship period wisely before marriage
Young couples should use their engagement period to find out more about themselves, their partners and the life they expect together
I’m your daughter-in-law; not your daughter. Let’s face it!
At first she was thrilled that her mother-in-law said she was like her daughter, but then she realised the truth
I set out to be Superwoman
She prided herself on being able to manage everything on her own
The prevalence of the ideal daughter-in-law stereotype
Indian society is in a conundrum seeking an educated, working wife/daughter-in-law, who also fits the ideal bahu stereotype, says Dr. Rima Mukherji