The BRICS WE Summit 2026 pushes for women’s leadership in innovation, science, and entrepreneurship. But will action follow intent?
March 2026
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Combatting online abuse against women: What needs to change, and what you can do today
by Saranshby SaranshOnline abuse against women has evolved into a complex, systemic issue involving cyberstalking, deepfake content, and platform failures. This article explores what constitutes online abuse, its real-world impact, and the …
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Women’s cricket in India is seeing a strong rise in both participation and viewership, with young women leading the shift. But while the sport is growing fast, safety concerns, stereotypes, …
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The Maharashtra Government has formed a panel on women empowerment to draft a comprehensive bill. Can it translate intent into impact?
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Women CEOs in India: Why just 5% of listed firms still put women at the top
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPPrimeinfobase’s latest report shows that women remain sharply underrepresented in the most powerful corporate roles in India. While board-level diversity has improved, women still account for only 5% of MD …
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L&T Finance’s ‘Pillion Rider to Rider’ programme trained over 100 women in Hubballi, enabling mobility, independence, and access. But can such initiatives scale to create real impact?
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Menstruation Friendly Workplaces are no longer optional. Explore the data, policy debates and practical strategies organisations need to support menstrual health and workplace equity.
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Online abuse against women is not “Just Online” anymore. It is systemic, scalable, and deeply broken.
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainOnline abuse against women is no longer limited to trolling or harassment. From cyberstalking to AI-generated deepfake content, the nature of digital violence has evolved faster than laws, platforms, and …
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The Government of India’s latest press release on empowering women farmers reveals a dense web of schemes, subsidies, training pipelines, technology missions, and institutional support. This article breaks down what …
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Humm Care Report shows the unresolved health concerns women still carry at work.
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainThe Humm Care Report reveals a workplace reality many organisations still fail to address: women’s unresolved health concerns are affecting productivity, career continuity, and long-term participation in the workforce. From …