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Navi Pillay: The Judge Who Made Justice a Path to Peace

Her father drove a bus for a living. Her mother was never allowed to attend school. In spite of her modest background, Navanethem "Navi"...

How Five Women Built Prayas Trust

The sight of a woman with her child in distress on a Chennai street in 1996 was enough to set a remarkable chain of...

“No Pressure, Only Pride and Waheguru in my mind” – Commonwealth Silver Medalist Harjinder Kaur on Her Asian Games Debut

Best of Sadda Punjab In the high-octane world of international weightlifting, few stories resonate as deeply across the soil...

Kasu Mala- The Golden Coin Necklace Every South Indian Bride Still Craves

A golden coin necklace that South Indian brides still crave has been draped around wedding-day necks for well over...

Bhuri Bai: The Bhil Artist Who Carried a Village into the World

Bhuri Bai once carried bricks at Bharat Bhawan- the Bhopal art centre- for daily wages, unaware that her hands...

Far from Punjab, Yet Close to Punjabi Identity: How Sikh Women Abroad Are Building New Support Networks

Best of Sadda Punjab Amid domestic violence, the challenges of migrant life, language barriers and questions of gender equality, Sikh...

From Guns to Glamour: Surrendered Naxal Women Walk Fashion Ramp

The Naxal women who once carried rifles through the forests of Bastar walked a fashion ramp in Raipur last...

Libia Lobo:102-Year-Old Lawyer Who Ran Secret Jungle Radio During Goa’s Liberation

Goa's secret radio refused to die, and so did the woman who ran it. For six years she lived...