Digital work is opening new opportunities for women in India through gig platforms, AI data tasks, online services, content creation, and digital entrepreneurship. But device ownership, internet access, safety, training, …
June 2026
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Female Workforce Participation is not only a social priority. It is a corporate productivity strategy. Companies that help women enter, stay, return, and lead can strengthen talent pipelines, reduce attrition, …
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Corporate Hiring is Changing: Inclusive Workplaces are Now A Business Strategy
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPCorporate hiring in India is becoming more selective, but inclusive workplaces are emerging as a clear business priority. Foundit’s May 2026 data shows diversity hiring grew 21% year-on-year, with stronger …
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JEE Advanced 2026: Over 10,000 Girls Qualified For IITs. Now Campuses Must Match Their Ambition
by Saranshby SaranshMore than 10,000 girls qualified in JEE Advanced 2026 for the first time, marking a major milestone for women in STEM. But this is not only an admission story. IITs …
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Women-Centric Welfare Schemes are Giving Women Cash. The Next Step is Giving Them Control
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainWomen-Centric Welfare Schemes across Indian states are giving women direct financial support through monthly or annual transfers. This is a meaningful shift, but real empowerment needs more than cash. It …
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The Supreme Court has reminded the Union and States that menstrual hygiene rights cannot remain a courtroom declaration. For schoolgirls, the right must translate into free sanitary products, usable toilets, …
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The gender pay gap will not close through promises alone. Australia’s decision to publicly release employer-level pay gap data shows how transparency can turn workplace equality from a private claim …
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Kerala has proposed Project Menstrual Dignity, a policy that could give schoolgirls up to three days of menstrual leave every month with weekend catch-up classes. The move marks an important …
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The Gender Penalty for Using AI: Women’s Competence is Judged Twice as Harshly as Men’s for Using AI
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPThe gender penalty for using AI is becoming visible in hiring. A study by Zehra Chatoo found that identical AI-assisted CVs were judged differently when assigned male and female names, …
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Women’s Representation in IAS Hits 41%. Now Comes the Harder Test of Power
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainWomen’s Representation in IAS has reached nearly 41% in the 2024 batch, marking one of the strongest signs of gender diversity in India’s top administrative pipeline. But the real question …