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INSPIRE NOW explores the various issues that affect women rights and equality. It will seek to drive home the idea of empowering and promoting women in various walks of life to come forward and stand for change. This section will engage you with various social issues that affect women, negatively or in the affirmative. Despite initiatives from the international, national or local organizations, little has been achieved. This can be attributed to a lack in social awareness, which we believe the social media can be instrumental in advancing. Over the years inspiring figures from various walks of life have continued to voice their protests in an attempt to initiate a difference. WomenNow aims to work for this cause and to instill the idea that this platform will help you merge your personal beliefs with the social. So, to motivate people to come forward, seek their passion and purpose as well as find a better version of themselves; we strive to INSPIRE.

Flower Jewellery: A Business Thriving on Rural Women
Flower jewellery: A business thriving on rural women

N. Kalaivani, an Engineering College lecturer found her passion in flower arrangements and accesories, and…

An announcement has been made on Thursday, that a multi-specialty private hospital has opened a mother’s milk bank in association with a Jaipur-based voluntary organization. Mahatma Gandhi Hospital set in motion the milk bank in association with Inaya Foundation. Inaya Foundation’s secretary, Nitisha Sharma said that they had soft-launched operations of the Amrit, mother’s milk bank, beginning from the first week of February. They have collected more than 25,000 ml of milk donated by 74 mothers. G.N. Saxena (the principal of Mahatma Gandhi Medical University) announced that 196 units of mother’s milk has been distributed to infants at the hospital till the 10th of April, and they continue to distribute more. This is the third such milk-bank in Rajasthan. A government hospital in Udaipur started the first bank. Mumbai, Pune, Jaipur, Surat and Kolkata have such similar banks too. The infant mortality rate can be decreased by 22 per cent with the help of breast-feeding and donated mother’s milk, said Nitisha Sharma. She also added that the mother not only has to undergo a blood test, but also her milk needs to be tested to check for and eliminate any bacteria. Many newborns don’t get their mother’s milk, which contains the required nutrition for their healthy development. These banks are reaching out to the many infants who are deprived of their mother’s milk. It is saving the lives and futures of many infants and thereby reducing infant mortality rates.
Saving lives of infants through milk-banks

An announcement has been made on Thursday, that a multi-specialty private hospital has opened a…

the transgender take up murals for recognition
The transgender take up murals for recognition

Poornima Sukumar, a 27-year-old artist who lives in Bangalore, had begun inviting transgender women to…

gender bias at work place
Gender Bias At Work Place

We all are aware about gender biasedness and each one of us at some point…

trimbakeshwar temple mandate wet clothes for entry
Trimbakeshwar Temple Mandates Wet Clothes For Entry

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Freedom Should Be Conquered

#MyStealthyFreedom is a campaign that invites women from all over the world, to Iran, where…