HerStory : Untold Stories of how Women Shaped India

About the Book In historical records, little was written about women. Most researchers back then were Western men, projecting a white male perspective on the past as well. One of the greatest blunders that these accounts made was with the Indian woman— she was thrown out of context, misunderstood, and misrepresented, leading women's history to be half-cooked, one sided and overpowered by His story. However, with new evidence, accounts and studies coming in, things are starting to change and Her story is also beginning to emerge. 􀄻is book is a recollection of these accounts that shed a new light on women and especially Indian women. It is made from a standpoint acknowledging that everything was not gold in the past, there were problems but not everything was bad too. Hopefully, with this book the reader may learn of practices and people that were way ahead of their time, establishing groundbreaking standards on women empowerment, gender equality, sexuality and equality in general. About the Author Since 2020, Nikita has built a respected presence on YouTube, producing over 185 videos on topics that touch upon India’s social, political, and cultural landscape. Many of her videos focusing on women’s issues have resonated deeply with audiences, earning over 165 million views collectively, and gaining appreciation for their depth and a fresh insight. In addition to her work as a content creator, she is the COO of Getset􀅂􀅂yMedia, a talent management 􀅀rm representing 􀅀ve premium YouTube channels spanning genres from science and geopolitics to sociology. Recognized among Inc91’s “15 Inspiring Women to Look Out For in 2023,” she brings a unique perspective shaped by her background in science, which drives her to question biases and dig deeper into overlooked narratives. 􀄻akur’s vision is to expand her scope of work, using media as a powerful tool to reach people and drive informed conversations, advocate for equality, and inspire a more thoughtful, inclusive society for future generations.