Leeza Mangaldas
On the peculiarly intimate bond between Indian mothers and sons
Two men who turned themselves into women and later became mothers by adopting little girls
A fertility clinic in Anand, Gujarat, is adding a whole new dimension to the great outsourcing experiment. It offers wombs on affordable rent
Arputham Ammal, the 65-year-old mother of one of the three on death row in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, opens her heart.
At 93, she looks after her 72-year-old daughter, an Alzheimer’s patient. Shefali Chowdhury on the slipping away of memory, and her daughter
A group of lawyers pays tribute to the thousands of mothers in India who suffer untold pain and humiliation at childbirth, even death at times.