Voices
How young women can now avoid unnecessary hysterectomies
Neerja Bhatla
Hysterectomy: A Call to Address Women’s Health through the Life Course
Sapna Desai
Pachchi Pasupu Kommu(Tender Turmeric Stem): A Series
Dr. P. Prasanthi
Blogs
Improving Gynaecological Healthcare in Bihar: reflections from a stakeholder dialogue - by Dr. Mukta Agarwal
On 13 June 2026, AIIMS Patna/SAHELI hosted a meeting on Improving Gynaecological Health and Rationalising Hysterectomy Use in Bihar.
Beyond Visibility: Hysterectomies and the Ethics of Representation - by Neymat Chadha
Geeta's Question: During my doctoral fieldwork among sugarcane cutters in Maharashtra's Beed district, I was often faced with the same set of questions.
Behind Every Survey: The story of SAHELI’s mapping and listing exercise - by Roopashree S. Vadageri
Navigation has become an important part of our day-to-day lives. For example, a person who is new to an area can’t locate places without maps/landmarks/lanes/guidance from local people.
Bachadani aurat ka taakat hoti hai: reflections from formative research in Bihar - by Sharmada Sivaram
“Katva liye, hatwa liye, saaf soof karva liye… lekin dard rehta hai”
SAHELI at AICOG 2026: Highlighting priorities for collective action for women’s health — By Dr. Hemali Heidi Sinha
On 17th January 2026, Team SAHELI (Study and Action on Hysterectomy: Evidence on women’s health through Life course in India)
Three Weeks, Three State Teams and a Crew Driven by Purpose: A Glimpse into the SAHELI Training Journey — by Surya Surendran
For three intense weeks in Chandigarh, our SAHELI study team came together for a training experience that was far from ordinary.
