FemAsia Team, Author at FemAsia Magazine

The Mind is Larger than the Body- Often We Forget

The mind and the body are intricately connected, and both play a crucial role in our overall well-being. However, many philosophers, scientists, and spiritual leaders have argued that the mind is more significant than the body. One of the most fundamental ways

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Food & Travel

The Fabricated Reality of Some Instagrammers

Instagram influencers are often criticised for encouraging others to live fake lives by only sharing the most perfect and curated versions of their own lives. This can create unrealistic expectations and make people feel bad about their own lives as they compare

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Empowerment

FemAsia is Shortlisted – Asian Media Awards 2022

We are thrilled to share the news that FemAsia Magazine has been Shortlisted for the Asian Media Awards 2022 under the Best Publication / Website category. The Asian Media Awards is built to recognise the strength and depth of the British Media

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Fictional Arts·Literature

Amaltas

Last night, while reading out a Gaelic verse to me, She said she’d wanted to see a golden shower tree! We discussed how long it had been since we were out last time, Perhaps even longer since we saw

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Fictional Arts·Literature

Vulnerability Empowerment And Art -Rohini Mani

Artwork by Women Remains Underrepresented across the world. The unequal representation of women in art history was not a coincidence. Representation of women in Art is undoubtedly connected to the status of women in society. The idea that woman should only

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Fictional Arts·Painting

Pen And Ink On Paper -A Self Taught Artist

Art attracts us only by what it reveals of our most secret self. Jean-Luc Godard Since the beginning of human creativity, artists have created influential art using the line as a principle means of visual expression. As lines flow across the

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Politics & Culture

Between The Lines

Several years ago, a young English couple came to honeymoon in the hill country of Sri Lanka. Part of their stay was in a wonderful hotel which was built in a former tea factory. Some of the pieces of equipment

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Cuisines·Food & Travel

Healing Bowls Of Soup Around The World

Soup is considered to be as age-old as the history of cooking. In instances of food scarcity, steaming random ingredients with pepper and salt can work magic. There are numerous tales and fables on when the soup was originated. But

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Holistic Health

Almost Wonder Woman

Documenting My Healthcare Journey. Almost Wonder Woman started as an Instagram account documenting my journey to becoming the best version of myself, mentally and physically. I wanted it to be an honest and encouraging space for myself and it slowly

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Cuisines·Food & Travel

Appetising Chutney Recipes From Around The World

Chutneys and pickles add piquancy to our meals. Small jars and bowls of fruit or vegetable-based condiments on the side of our plates add colour and texture to the savoury food we eat. Some are so delicious we often have

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Empowerment

Jolie-Laide

My body’s first betrayal was not its own. Never abuse, not when it is the nagging nasty reality of a woman’s world that people will tend to sit too close, to encroach into your space, their hands lingering, yet

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Empowerment

Fighting Menstrual Taboos In Rural India

An Interview with United for Hope The United For Hope organisation is an NGO which was formed to empower rural women with knowledge and skills, to encourage them to gain independence and dignity in their lives. United for

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Fictional Arts·Painting

Capturing Life – Raghunath Sahoo

Art is used to exploring and deconstructing social boundaries. Art is a catalyst for change in any society. Raghunath Sahoo from Bhubaneswar, India is known for his brilliant watercolour works. His artworks show real-life scenes, people, children and still

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Politics & Culture

Shattering The Stereotypes -An Interview With FemAsia’s Editor

IWB or Indian Women Blog is an online media portal that talks about the success stories of women across the world and conducts creative campaigns to shatter the stereotypes. IWB had organised a series of engaging conversations via Twitter dialogues with women leaders, thinkers and change-makers from across South

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Empowerment

Women Together- Empowerment In Action

Shey Perera, in 2016, founded United Humanitarian Aid, a small non-profit charity that helps any and everyone in need. It started by collecting used goods in working, usable condition and donating them to people in need: helping people clear off

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Cuisines·Food & Travel

Delicious Meat Recipes For Festive Moods.

For many centuries, and in diverse cultures, meat dishes were reserved for feasts and celebrations, only, because meat was expensive. Vegetables and grains were much more affordable to grow, and prepare on a daily basis. Today, many people do not eat

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Cinema & Theater·Fictional Arts

Black Panther Takes Cues From African Tradition And Storytelling

Kevin Andrews says: Fable. Bedside tale. The Lion King. The opening scene of Black Panther is pregnant with these impressions. A mark of Marvel Studios’ strength is that their best movies almost always focus on superior storytelling. This is showcased

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Fictional Arts·Painting

An Interview With Abdul Salim Kochi- A Gifted Artist From India

“Though I am living in Kochi, a city, my mind is filled with the sceneries of my native village Ottappalam.” This beautiful village seems to be the inspiration behind Artist Abdul Salim’s breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, paddy fields, snake charmers, dancers and

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