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#BadassBabes

By: Priya Verma
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  • This series is about the women who have fulfilled their dreams of bringing about drastic changes in society or in their lives, this series will also be about how these women have managed to hit the work targets while juggling home chores, this series is about the legendary women and the 21st-century bossbabes! so here’s to strong women: may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.
    Copyright 2019 Priya Verma
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Episodes
  • Episode 21 : Neha Vora

    Episode 21 : Neha Vora
    Jul 26 2021
    How often do you read books? We are sure not as often as our guest, Neha! She is a Finance Professional with 25 + years of experience in Taxation and Investments. Listen to the podcast to know about her ventures - The Bookish Tribe and The Artsy Family!
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    35 mins
  • Episode 20 : Hemlata Kabdwal

    Episode 20 : Hemlata Kabdwal
    Jul 20 2021
    A girl from Uttarakhand who is passionate about folk art talks about how she overcame all barriers to stay connected to her passion, to her soul! Listen to the podcast to find what about her life as a folk artist!
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    25 mins
  • Episode 19 : Cornelia Sorabji

    Episode 19 : Cornelia Sorabji
    Jul 17 2021
    Here is the story of the first woman to practice law in India and in Britain. Listen to the podcast to know how she became the first woman to pass the Bachelor of Civil Laws (BCL) examination but was still denied the Law degree!
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    8 mins
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