By Rituparna Ghosh The Friendly Neighbourhood Coach “Did I really write three books? Did I really restart my life at 38 by doing diplomas and accreditation? Did the twenty-odd clients that I coached really meant it when they said I was good? Am I even qualified to write a monthly column? What if they realise … Continue reading The Imposter Syndrome & Success
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The Anatomy Of An IT Raid
Don’t start imagining Ajay Devgan from the movie Raid. Actual raids are different. An income tax raid comprises of search and seizure operations. I have been working in the income tax department for many years, I have done quite a few raids and would do a lot more. But the first one always remains special. My first … Continue reading The Anatomy Of An IT Raid
Women in public life; The Indian Landscape
Women today are visible in public life across the world, and hold positions as heads of state, parliamentarians, policymakers and administrators globally. This progressive trend is the culmination of many historical struggles and achievements, especially since the beginning of the 20th century. The Indian Landscape The Women’s Indian Association and The National Council for Women … Continue reading Women in public life; The Indian Landscape
The IWI Debate : A Great Finish to 2020!
Did you watch The Debate yesterday on our Facebook Page? No? Maybe you should! (It is here) “A women’s perspective of life in public service” was the most vivacious debate of this year at IWI. The first thing will realize is that these women are not boring and conservative, like they are portrayed to be … Continue reading The IWI Debate : A Great Finish to 2020!
Atishi
‘History is theirs whose language is the sun!’ said Stephen Spender in his evocative poem about an elementary school classroom in a slum, while urging the teachers and the system to be aware and alter the glaring gaps and marginalization of our societies. The more I read about Atishi, the more I am convinced that … Continue reading Atishi
INCREDIBLE WOMEN OF INDIA 