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Women's Day: Stars in their own right

On International Women's Day, The Hindu spoke to a cross-section of women, who are the backbones of the organisations they are in. They not only stand up for what they believe in, but are an invincible force that keeps the wheel turning.

March 08, 2019 09:21 am | Updated November 13, 2021 11:08 am IST

Participants of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore.

Participants of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore.

Collection - 19 stories

Visitors going around the stalls of the Food Rendezvous, an event for women food entrepreneurs at Starlite Nutrition and Wellness Centre in Visakhapatnam
These women food entrepreneurs are helping Visakhapatnam eat healthier
Nivedita Ganguly
Yogini Surve
From trauma to triumph
Alok Deshpande
Rekha Karthikeyan, the lone Indian woman actively engaged in deep-sea fishing
Special Correspondent
M S Subbulakshmi
International Women's Day: How women musicians have found their place in the world
Renuka Arun
Women mechanics at a KSRTC depot in Bengaluru.
The women who keep Karnataka's buses going
Special Correspondent
Up to her teeth in tackling crime
Jyoti Shelar
Chandrani Prasad Verma, mining engineer
How Chandrani Prasad Verma became India’s first female mining engineer
Liffy Thomas
Usha Rani
International Women's Day: A look at how theatre is redefining gender roles
V.R. Devika
Mumbai 07/03/2019: Picture to go with Ajeeth Mahale's story. Ashwini Bhide MD, MMRC. Photo: Vivek Bendre
That all-important sensitive touch
Ajeet Mahale
The Women’s Library: Bringing women’s writing to the forefront
Vangmayi Parakala
Participants of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore.
Helping women entrepreneurs grow
Tanu Kulkarni
Actor Sruthi Hariharan
‘I don’t regret raising my voice’
Muralidhara Khajane
Isha Pant, IPS – 2011 batch
‘We need more women in the police force’
Staff Reporter
Need to reverse proportion of women to men in Bureaucracy
Tanvi Deshpande
Woman power in India’s food circuit
Anubhuti Krishna
She came, she tweeted, she conquered
Gautam S. Mengle
Elusive luck: Shantha engaged in selling lottery tickets at the Palarivattom Bypass Junction braving sweltering heat on Thursday.
Just another day for this fortune-seller
M.P. Praveen
Arming girls with tools for success
Suyash Karangutkar
Participants of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore.
Women's Day: Stars in their own right
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