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 …
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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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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AI fruit drama may be one of the internet’s latest absurd obsessions, but the storytelling inside it often feels familiar in all the wrong ways. Female-coded fruit characters are sexualised, …
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Women with ADHD may lose 9 more years of life. Here is the bigger story behind it
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPA new study links diagnosed ADHD in adults to reduced life expectancy, with a sharper gap for women. But the deeper issue is how women with ADHD are often diagnosed …
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No country in the world has reached full legal equality for women and girls: UN Women.
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPNo country in the world has yet achieved full legal equality for women and girls. From rape laws and child marriage to equal pay and digital abuse, major legal gaps …
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Rising heat and violence against women: The climate link we are still not talking about
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPRising heat is not only a climate emergency. It may also be increasing the risk of violence against women through household stress, lost income, water scarcity, and unsafe daily routines. …
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Gendered impact of rising temperatures: How heat is quietly reshaping women’s lives in India
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPThe gendered impact of rising temperatures in India is becoming impossible to ignore. From agricultural labour and informal work to maternal health risks and social blame, women are being made …
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Companies investing in gender equality outperform competitors, says Grant Thornton Report
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPGrant Thornton’s latest Women in Business report makes the business case clear: companies investing in gender equality are more likely to perform better across key growth indicators. The challenge now …
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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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“You are marrying a life partner, not a maid”: Supreme Court says both partners must share household chores.
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPThe Supreme Court’s recent remarks on household chores go far beyond one divorce case. They challenge the deeply normalised idea that women must carry unpaid domestic work by default and …