A new study highlights the hidden time gap affecting women at work. From unpaid care to rigid work structures, here is how it impacts careers and what organisations must change.
Monthly Archives
April 2026
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Healthy workplaces for women in 2026 are defined by hygiene, safety, and structural support. This article explores the real issues women face at work and what organisations must do to …
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Volunteers in Indian Labour Laws: How the state uses a word to deny women their rights
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainIndia’s labour system continues to classify many ASHA, anganwadi, and related scheme workers as “volunteers” or “honorary workers,” even while depending on them for essential public services. This editorial explains …
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Banas Dairy has achieved 33% women representation on its Board of Directors, setting a powerful example of inclusive governance in India’s cooperative sector. With over 11 lakh women members, the …
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Myanmar Military Regime’s Menstrual Product Ban Points to Gender-Based Violence in Conflict
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPMyanmar’s military regime is expanding restrictions on menstrual products in conflict zones, claiming they may aid resistance fighters. The impact, however, falls on women and girls who are now being …
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Godrej Agrovet has launched the Disha programme to empower women in agriculture by bridging the gap between education and employment. This article explores what the initiative means for the future …
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The global media coverage of violence and misogyny against women has fallen to a dismal 1.3%
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPNew research analysing 1.14 billion online stories shows that media coverage of violence and misogyny against women remains dismally low. The gap is not only about volume. It reflects deeper …
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Pond’s Sun Portraits Campaign turned rural women’s homes in Phalodi into fading UV-sensitive murals to visualise sun damage. The campaign got attention for its craft, but also drew criticism over …
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Women in the electronics industry are outpacing men in employability. That changes the conversation.
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPIndia’s electronics manufacturing sector is reporting higher employability among women than men for entry-level shop-floor roles. The data points to stronger training outcomes, apprenticeship performance, and a larger question about …
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Women and Girls in Gaza: What war takes long after the headlines move on
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainA new UN Women brief says more than 38,000 women and girls were killed in Gaza between October 2023 and December 2025. This Sunday editorial goes beyond the headline to …