Divya is currently pursuing her final year in Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering, Jeppiaar Engineering College, Chennai. She is also the former Vice Chairperson of IEEE JEC SB. Divya has completed two years of service in NSS and loves to take on the role of volunteer across various causes. At her college, she enthusiastically signs up to be Event Manager, Anchor, Content writer and also Public speaker. She looks forward to explore much more in the future! If you wish to

Nishibonyais a graduate in Mechanical Engineering from NIT Silchar, Assam, India. She is a passionate scribbler and a sports enthusiast. She hopes her writing helps you voice out your fears and walk past them!  If you wish to join The Wonder Women Writers Networkyou can reach us at [email protected] or reach out here CONTACT US

I am Amrita Mallik. I have done my M.A. (English) and B.Ed. I was a school teacher before my pregnancy. I write out of passion and love. It has a cathartic effect on me and keeps me sane. Also helps me dealing with a monster in the house!I have my own site.. www.withloveamrita.wordpress.com If you wish to join The Wonder Women Writers Networkyou can reach us at [email protected] or reach out here CONTACT US

Samrudhi Dash, who writes under the pseudonym Inara is a 27-year-old poet, novelist, editor, book reviewer and motivational speaker hailing from Bhubaneswar, Odisha. She has to her credit, four poetry anthologies The Newborn (2014, S.B. Publications, Odisha), The New Leaf (2015, AuthorsPress, New Delhi), “Dreamer’s Web” (2016, AuthorsPress, New Delhi) and Communion (2016, AuthorsPress, New Delhi) along with two novels Beyond the Horizon (June 2017, AuthorsPress, New Delhi) and Reminiscences By The Girl Who Lived (December 2017, AuthorsPress, New Delhi). Her poems

I’m so happy to join a platform like- “The Wonder Women World.” Special thanks to the founder who gave me this opportunity.  Let me start by introducing myself. I’m Dr. Madhumita Mandal, thinker, intellectual adventurer, doctor, and author. Born into a multi-cultural family, where my mother is a Maharashtrian and father Bengali. A major part of upbringing happened in Nagpur; a city famous for oranges.   I have done my BDS, PGDHM, and MBA. I have worked in various domains

A postgraduate in Mass Communications, Neha loves everything about life. Traveling is extremely close to her heart and writing came to her naturally.An avid trekker & explorer, who often takes off some time from her busy life for mountaineering, she loves meeting new people & gets attached to their culture very easily. Her ambition is to explore as many places as she can in her life. She strongly believes in Gandhian principle – “simple living high thinking”.  If you wish

This is Kalpana Manivannan here. I am an award winning blogger and an aspiring homesteader on a journey towards zero waste and a self-proclaimed food safety activist. My small half acre farm on the outskirts of Chennai is where I grow my organic vegetables and have plans of developing it into a self sustaining space. My farmhouse is solar powered and I have around 20 fully grown coconut trees and 50 plus fruit trees and flowering tree saplings which we

Madhumita is a published author and a regular contributor to international and national journals writing mostly on women-centric issues and women empowerment. If you wish to join The Wonder Women Writers Network you can reach us at [email protected] or reach out here CONTACT US

Once, upon a time there lived a king named Joseph. He had three beautiful daughters not all the same age. King Joseph loved each one of them dearly. The eldest one’s name was Violet; the middle one’s name was Colette and the youngest one’s name was Nicky. But, one thing that the king could never find out was why the princesses needed a new dress every morning. The king announced that whoever could find out why the princesses needed a

I have always been passionate about writing and dwelling in the magical haven created by words. I completed my graduation from Mount Carmel college in Bangalore and had an inclination towards English literature right from the start. It has been a year of self rediscovery since I started writing poetry as a way of catharsis. I admire people who have the courage to be who they are, un-apologetically. Sylvia Plath, Haruki Murakami and Roald Dahl are few of my favorite