Rashmi Bansal

TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO WOMAN HAD GONE BEFORE... These are the stories of IITB Gen Zerothe pioneers of the '70s, '80s and '90s who ventured into the male dominated world of science and technology. Bright and ambitious, they did not ask for, or get any special favours. Being the 'only girl in class' was not easy. But bonding with each other, these girls not only survived, they thrived. Each one has been a trailblazer, bringing intellect, acumen and grace to her chosen field. Juggling work and family, they shine a light on a path where 'all things are possible'. Read. Reflect. Dream. Do. If they could, so can you. The book illustrates the life journeys of these women through indepth oneonone conversations with each of them. It documents their lives - from the successes and challenges they faced on campus, to their subsequent professional and personal trajectories. 'Who Said She Can't ? is a book of interest to young women in school and college, their parents, teachers and wellwishers. It is the first book which highlights success stories of Indian women in STEM, and hence will serve as role models for female aspirants.

EVERYONE WANTS TO BE AN ENTREPRENEUR. BUT IS THAT THE ONLY WAY THAT YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT? WHAT IF YOU COULD DO THINGS THAT ENTREPRENEURS DO, BUT WITHIN THE AMBIT OF A JOB? SHINE BRIGHT CHRONICLES THESE INSPIRING JOURNEYS, WHICH ARE EQUAL PARTS ARDUOUS AND EQUAL PARTS FULFILLING. YOU ARE NOT 'STUCK' IN A JOB-YOU TOO CAN BE AN AGENT OF CHANGE.