If you rewind even a decade, women’s health was often overlooked in the digital health conversation. Fast forward to 2025, and Femtech—short for female technology—has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in health innovation. According to a report by Frost & Sullivan, the global Femtech market is projected to reach $60 billion by 2027, driven by women seeking personalized, tech-driven solutions for everyday health concerns.
Every autumn, the rhythm of drums, the sparkle of traditional attire, and the fragrance of incense fill the air across India. This is the season of Navratri, one of the country’s most celebrated and spiritually profound festivals. Rooted in mythology, steeped in devotion, and alive with music and dance, Navratri is more than just nine nights of worship—it is a vibrant expression of culture, faith, and feminine energy. For Indian women especially, Navratri holds a unique place as a time of empowerment, devotion, and celebration.
Turning 30 feels like stepping into a new financial season. For many women, this is the decade when career paths stabilize, incomes grow, and life goals—whether buying a home, planning a family, or simply creating freedom—become more defined. But here’s the catch: how you invest now could make or break your financial future.
Here’s the good news: setting boundaries at work doesn’t mean you’re less committed, less ambitious, or less valuable. It means you’re protecting your energy so you can bring your best self forward. And most importantly—you can do it without guilt.
The most effective Self-Care Sundays begin with saying no. According to a study published in the Journal of Occupational Health, women who set firm boundaries around personal time reported 30% higher satisfaction with their weekends. Try scheduling your Sunday like an appointment with yourself. Block out at least two hours that are untouchable for chores or work.
Humidity, stickiness, and unexpected skin breakouts—the rainy season is not always kind to our skin. According to a 2024 Mintel survey on consumer skincare habits in Asia, more than 63% of women reported an increase in acne, oiliness, or fungal infections during the monsoon months. While we often blame the weather, many times the real culprit lies in our vanity—specifically, the wrong skincare ingredients.
According to Ayurveda, true beauty and glow begin from within. Your gut health, liver function, and emotional balance all contribute to the way your skin looks and feels. A weekend detox doesn’t have to mean starvation—it can mean nourishment, warmth, and gentle elimination. Below are a few easy Ayurvedic recipes and rituals to try this weekend for a refreshing inner cleanse and that enviable natural glow.
According to a recent LinkedIn survey, 68% of women say they feel more confident at work when they like their outfit. And in warm climates, comfort becomes just as important as confidence. So, let’s decode how to build a wardrobe that lets you slay boardroom meetings and still survive 40°C days.
A growing body of research shows that food is one of the most powerful tools we have to naturally regulate our hormones. A 2022 study in the Journal of Women’s Health found that women who followed a whole-food, plant-forward diet reported fewer symptoms of hormonal distress than those who followed a typical high-sugar, high-fat Western diet.
If there’s one corner of fitness that’s been clouded by myths for decades, it’s strength training for women. The outdated narrative goes something like this: “Lifting weights will make you bulky.” Or, “Women should only do cardio.” But research — and real-life results — are rewriting the script.
