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Opinion: Women As Diplomats And How They Got There - By Devyani Khobragade
"... If history teaches us anything, it is that throughout the ages the woman diplomat has struggled to resolve a fundamental and existential tension between being representative of her country and being herself."
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Blog: Teaching Girls That Menstruation Is Not Filthy
I have just finished a running trip through the coastal length of Maharashtra, starting from Sindhudurgh district at the southern tip and coming up to Mumbai in the North of the state, running about 15-20 kilometres average on a day, and talking at schools and colleges on way.
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Opinion: My 10-Day Marathon of Total Silence
Vipassana philosophy is simple and the method is rational, says Devyani Khobragade.
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Opinion: Run, Aunty, Run - I Ran for My Mother and Mumbai
Wearing shorts, I braced for pinches and rubs, writes Devyani Khobragade.
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Opinion: I Felt Guilty When I Was Inappropriately Touched
Teach our children to love and fight for their bodies, writes Devyani Khobragade.
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Opinion: My Arrest Changed My Attitude About Life
Devyani Khobragade on why she ran the Delhi half-marathon.
