A year into the pandemic, how women entrepreneurs are balancing work and personal life
From managing homes, ensuring the children are looked after, to simultaneously working harder than ever to grow their businesses, the COVID-19 pandemic, while tough on all, has been tougher on women entrepreneurs.
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It’s 7 AM. While most of Kavita’s (name changed on request) family members are still breaking their slumber, her day is already in full swing.
Since 5 AM, Kavita has brewed a pot of coffee, answered several calls and emails, and simultaneously made breakfast for her family.
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She also had to prepare her kids for their online classes while ensuring her next presentation is ready. Not just that. Kavita also has to ensure the kids are entertained, too, and don’t disturb her husband while he is on an important meeting.
Sir, originally premiered at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival released on Netflix and has been featured among the top three most-watched titles on the streaming platform. It is a delicate, slow-burning romance between Ashwin (played by Vivek) and his housemaid Ratna (played by Tillotama). The film explores the social, economic, and emotional contours of an unequal match in the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, YS Weekender writes.
BEOR360 offers two variants wheat and lager
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YS Weekender brought the story of Delhi-based beer startup, BEOR360. Founded by former Uber exec Rishabh Ranjan and Amit Tiwari, the startup promises beer with a twist. BEOR360 offers two variants of beer wheat and lager, craft beer that are blended with chamomile and Himalayan spring water.