ABOUT US
Two marketers in two cities, making the newspaper we wanted to read.
Ankita
The StorytellerCalled unladylike for being unapologetic, for putting her career first and for overthinking everything, this bio included. Sweet, mostly. Just not in the way the aunties ordered.
Rheea
The Real-Talk GirlCalled unladylike for having an opinion on everything and saying it before anyone asks. Sweet, mostly. Just never quiet about it.
Why "Unladylike"?
Every woman we know has been told to sit properly, laugh softly, eat less and ask for less. "Unladylike" was the word used to keep us in line. We liked it, so we kept it.
The Bulletin is a newspaper for women, written by women. Stories of women history skipped, skincare that doesn't cost a month's rent, career advice for the Indian office, gossip, and a puzzle for your chai.
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