Poetry
The Horrors Within
And what about whispers, hushed by myself? Oh, I ask for it to slow down— To go uncomfortably silent (is [...]
Women and the Nature: Beyond Metaphors
Just as the morning sun, a woman brightens up the vibe, Even after the longest night, her smile is the [...]
Labeled by Looks, Defined by Heart
Oh, See! how bronzed is she, To sustain in society, bit fair she needs to be! No, no! She doesn’t [...]
The Woman Victimhood: Empathy or Exploitation?
It’s never her fault; always, it’s he who’s wrong, She’ll play her woman card; he’s the one to long! Be [...]
The Evolving of Indian Feminism
Women, they said, are the weakest beings made by God, Bridging this gap covers a spectrum so broad! Where we [...]
Echoes of Her Rebellion
God created man and woman equally at the beginning of time, in the cradle of existence. No distinction etched in [...]
I’m Sangeeta Relan—an educator, writer, podcaster, researcher, and the founder of AboutHer. With over 30 years of experience teaching at the university level, I’ve also journeyed through life as a corporate wife, a mother, and now, a storyteller.
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