February 2026

Artificial intelligence is transforming economies, but it is also intensifying violence against women and girls. With 98% of deepfake content being pornographic and overwhelmingly targeting women, the digital age presents …

The Delhi High Court has clarified that homemakers are not idle and that unpaid domestic labour must be considered in maintenance decisions. The ruling highlights the economic value of unpaid …

Bangladesh Elections 2026 ended an interim phase with a decisive victory and a reform promise, but it also delivered a historic low for women in parliament. This article unpacks what …

India is launching a nationwide free HPV vaccination campaign targeting 14-year-old girls to reduce the cervical cancer burden. With over 1.2 crore adolescents expected to be covered annually, this could …

The Women, Business and the Law 2026 Report finds that women still enjoy only about two thirds of men’s legal economic rights globally, and that enforcement is perceived as only …

Karnataka’s move to induct women into its Fire and Emergency Services Department is a long-awaited shift—but recruitment alone does not create inclusion. This piece looks at how Indian states have …

Axis Bank’s MotherTonguelish campaign, released around International Mother Language Day, makes a simple point with sharp relevance: inclusion must include the way India speaks. From dialects to accents, workplaces often …

The Gender Wealth Gap in India is not just about salary differences. It is about who owns assets, who inherits, who invests early, and who gets to compound wealth over …

KPMG’s 2026 study shows that women in India want leadership roles, including the C-suite, but corporate progress is slowing. With promotions seen as less fair, mid-career exits rising, and representation …

Goel TMT’s Band Baja Bitiya campaign uses a striking visual: a father arrives with a wedding band, not to celebrate a marriage, but to bring his abused daughter back home. …