No fancy words, no long-winded sentences, no drama, no frills. Meet Maitabi Banerjee who strikes the right chord every time she writes. Her short musings on what might appear to be the most mundane of topics will touch you, move you, leaving you in deep thought or just make you laugh. You’ll agree with me when I say, that we have hectic schedules and very short attention spans but those who’ve read even one of Maitabi’s posts will make time

Sujatha is a teacher/counselor and a theatre actor based in Bangalore who is the founder of Theatre for Change that helps address and sensitize us and more importantly our children to social issues and ISMs in a theatrical format. As the past President of the Bangalore chapter of Soroptimist International, a global service organisation of women whose core vision is to “Educate, Empower, Enable, She has been involved in various projects that focus on the above objectives and  spearheads, “Stars of

Dr. Deepali is an Ophthalmologist by profession. She is from from Amravati, Maharashtra and manages her own hospital (for more than 10 years). She says, “I’ve always had a love for the written word and this passion for writing made me pursue creative writing courses from Wesleyan University & Symbiosis University. I see a story waiting to be told with people that I meet, a tale that needs to meet a conclusion and drama that unfolds in every household. I write short

Dr. Jyoti Singh Founder – Dr. Jyoti‘s Nutrition Pearls Soon after my doctorate in 2006, I started my clinic in Chandigarh. It was after much of deliberate planning and rigorous ground work that I could finally set up my dream project. The clinic eventually, did exceptionally well and became a hit, with more and more clients enrolling themselves in various diet programs and counselling sessions. I was overwhelmed by my clients’ response and that is when I got encouraged to write my first

My profession brings me one of my greatest joys. I’m a Professional Trainer and Career Counsellor and that puts me face front with potential and experiences and impact stories that can be invigorating.  Being a Trainer, I’m quite addicted to learning myself. I’m invariably enrolled onto some program or the other. I guess that stems from a  belief that I hold dearly ‘I don’t know enough’. Out of  that inadequacy of knowing,  I stumbled upon a stained glass workshop which

Dr. Shivani Salil has an MBBS with an MD in Clinical Microbiology and till recently was working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Microbiology and is currently on a sabbatical. She is a voracious reader who loves words, both written and spoken. In her words, “I found happiness and satisfaction with my recent foray into writing and blogging. I would describe myself as a proponent of gender equality in the true sense who believes feminism is an attitude that both the

I am a seventy year old (young) woman leading a retired life having spent about forty years of my life as an educator. After serving as a lecturer for thirty years and as Principal for four years, I retired in 2005. Not actively involved in any regular job, I enjoy the company of my children and grandchildren now-a-days. Watching the grandchildren growing up, observing their various antics and noticing their struggles with different learning processes is in itself a bonanza

Vijaya Jayaraman, popularly known as VJ, worked in a corporate environment as an executive and is now retired. She enjoys her time with family and is continuous learner.  She values relationships with people and believes in service within one’s capacity in anyway possible. VJ is a public speaker and online writer. She gives 20-30 speeches annually on a variety of topics. Her passion is to speak on Sanatana Dharma in interfaith churches in Massachusetts, thus exposing this philosophy to the

I was born in the Steel city of India, Jamshedpur. Having always excelled in studies, I was keen on becoming a doctor but my parents were strict and conservative and did not want me to pursue that career. I was good looking and ambitious, was known to be a rebel who did not want to marry or give dowry. I was however, married off while doing MBA after which I moved to Bangalore and continued studying as hard as I could. With over 13 years

Kapila Viswanath a Montessori adult, special educator and counsellor. Her motto in life is to “Count your blessings as you live life. Spread happiness and be empathetic towards people.” If you wish to join The Wonder Women Writers Network you can reach us at thewonderwomenworld@gmail.com or reach out here CONTACT US