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Smashing Stigma Through Art: An Interview With Sarah Modak

By Nitya Sriram December 15, 2017 In Art, Culture 1 Digital Art, Erotic Art 1

Sarah Modak has been drawing and painting for as long as she can remember. An undergraduate student pursuing a degree in Visual Arts,

Uniting Through Differences: An Interview With IAmLikeOtherGirls

By Avantika Mehta December 9, 2017December 12, 2017 In Art, Culture 0 avantika mehta, Ellie Lee 0

IAmLikeOtherGirls started as an Instagram account on November 14. Their mission was to “redefine what it means to be like other girls,”

Boss Moves Only: An Interview with Maria Qamar aka HateCopy

By Avantika Mehta December 4, 2017 In Art, Culture 0 avantika mehta, Hatecopy 0

Maria Qamar, or as she’s Instaknown as @HateCopy on Instagram and Twitter is a young woman dealing with issues of mixed-marriages,

Sikh Women in Sick Fashion: An interview with artist Jasjyot Singh Hans

By Avantika Mehta October 27, 2017December 3, 2017 In Art, Culture, Fashion 0 Art, Artist 0

Baltimore-based artist Jasjyot Singh Hans has long been a TLC favourite for his body-positive depictions of women and his love for moleskin notebooks.

Phenomenal Women: 10 Questions with Crime and Gender Journalist, Author Priyanka Dubey

By THE LADIES COMPARTMENT March 24, 2021 In Features, Interviews 0 10 Questions With TLC, FEMINISM 0

Priyanka Dubey is a journalist and an author. She’s spent 11 years reporting on issues of social justice and human rights. At present, Priyanka is on a sabbatical, which she’s spending reading, traveling and dabbling in fiction writing. The Ladies Compartment asked her 10 questions.

Phenomenal Women: Speaking With Namita Bhandare, Author & Journalist

By THE LADIES COMPARTMENT March 15, 2021 In Features, Interviews 0 FEMINISM, Interview 0

A prolific author of both fiction and non-fiction books, Namita has found a rare sweet spot for Indian women journalists. She’s happy, and doing work that fulfils her, as opposed to chasing the newest relevant topic.

Her work is impressive and unassailable. In an increasingly cut-throat industry that is Indian media, what I respect and love most about Namita is her fearless, no-holds-barred support for other women.

Fat, So? Podcast Voicing the Pain and Joys of Navigating the World as a Fat Woman

By Aisiri Amin March 6, 2021March 15, 2021 In Audio Content, Culture, Features, Interviews 0 BODY POSITIVITY, CULTURE 1

Ameya Nagarajan and Pallavi Nath are reclaiming the word FAT, which often consumes every other identity. In doing so, the pair is addressing the hurt attached to it through their freeing and relatable podcast, Fat. So?

THAT SASSY SACHEE MALHOTRA, SEX-CARE ENTREPRENEUR

By THE LADIES COMPARTMENT March 3, 2021 In Culture 0 BODY POSITIVITY, Interview 0

Sachee Malhotra turns 30 this year. And she’s already begun her dream business — making women’s private business shame-free and fun! Her company, That Sassy Thing, is a one-stop-shop for women’s needs. Already the town’s talk for its sustainable, all-natural, and fun products, That Sassy Thing is TLC’s new favourite feminine hygiene and sex-care online store.

Weaving Her Ancestors’ Voices: Sheila Chandra’s Legacy

By Divya Sethu January 4, 2021 In Culture, Music 1 1980s music, Asian Music 1

Rarely has western music seen such a star since, who brought her heritage and culture to the forefront the way Sheila Chandra did. Her voice painted a picture and recreated her own journey through Indian culture for her listeners. Never one to cater to the masses, Chandra, now 55, has built a strong foundation for diaspora attempting to find their own voices in western culture.

7 Books That’ll End Your Reading Slump

By Purabi Chatterjee September 15, 2020October 31, 2020 In Books, Culture 1 Books, Reading Slumps 0

Reading slumps are natural and in a never-ending lockdown like 2020, the desire to read ebbs and flows. These seven books are guaranteed to reverse your reading slump and get back between the sheets… of paper!