The Ebola Outbreak is once again showing how caregiving roles put women at higher risk during health crises. UN Women has warned that women and girls in the Democratic Republic …
Anagha BP
Anagha BP
Anagha BP writes about identity, gender, and the politics of everyday life. Her writing blends research with reflection, turning complex social issues into accessible narratives. At Changeincontent, she focuses on disability inclusion, policy analysis, and underrepresented stories that challenge societal bias and provoke thought.
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PCOS to PMOS: A Long-Overdue Rethink of a Condition Affecting Millions of Women
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPPCOS is now being renamed PMOS after a global consensus published in The Lancet. The change recognises that the condition is not only about ovarian cysts or fertility, but a …
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JANANI: India Launches Digital Platform To Track Maternal And Child Healthcare
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPJANANI, launched by the Union Health Ministry, is India’s new digital maternal and child health platform. It will track pregnancy, childbirth, newborn care, immunisation, reproductive health, and family planning through …
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98,592 Schools Still Lack Girls’ Toilets, 1.19 Lakh Have No Power: NITI Aayog’s School Education System in India Report
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPNITI Aayog’s latest report on the School Education System in India shows that progress in enrolment and policy ambition still sits beside shocking gaps. Thousands of schools lack girls’ toilets, …
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Women Journalists Face Rising Online Harassment, and It Is Pushing Many Toward Self-Censorship
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPA new report by UN Women and The Nerve shows that online harassment against women journalists is becoming more sexualised, invasive, and technologically amplified. As abuse grows, so does self-censorship, …
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Aragen launches ChemiSHE, India’s first women-led chemistry synthesis laboratory.
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPAragen’s launch of ChemiSHE at its Hyderabad campus marks a notable shift in how women are being positioned inside pharmaceutical R&D. More than a diversity announcement, the lab raises a …
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A woman’s happiness should not feel rebellious, but too often it does. This Sunday read explores why female joy still attracts judgment, why friendships and freedom become suspicious, and why …
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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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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 …