Rupali Tewari

We just celebrated the International Womens’ Day and this year, as part of our NDTV campaign “Every Life Counts”, our team travelled to a small village in Haryana to meet India’s youngest woman sarpanch, 22-year-old Rekha Rani. Rekha has completed her 10+2, a course in English and vocational training to become a beautician. As the sarpanch ...

I am forever indebted to the woman who partnered with us. I cannot imagine excluding lakhs of people from the freedom to explore - within ethically and mandated defined parameters - the ecstasy of parenthood. This bill is not the answer.

We just celebrated the International Womens’ Day and this year, as part of our NDTV campaign “Every Life Counts”, our team travelled to a small village in Haryana to meet India’s youngest woman sarpanch, 22-year-old Rekha Rani. Rekha has completed her 10+2, a course in English and vocational training to become a beautician. As the sarpanch ...

I am forever indebted to the woman who partnered with us. I cannot imagine excluding lakhs of people from the freedom to explore - within ethically and mandated defined parameters - the ecstasy of parenthood. This bill is not the answer.