A new Naukri report shows how deeply workplace bias still shapes women’s careers around marriage and maternity. This article unpacks why the fatherhood premium and motherhood penalty continue to influence …
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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Lxme-EY Report on women investors: The ₹40 Lakh Crore opportunity in women’s wealth
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPThe Lxme-EY Report on Women Investors reveals how women’s growing participation in long-term investments could unlock ₹40 lakh crore for India’s economy. The report introduces the Women’s Financial Prosperity Index …
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Endometriosis is common and often disabling, yet diagnosis can take 4 to 12 years. This Endometriosis Awareness Month, we need fewer slogans and more systems: clearer clinical pathways, workplace support, …
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MotherTonguelish: Axis Bank’s New Campaign Makes a Case for Accent Inclusion at Work
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPAxis Bank’s MotherTonguelish campaign, released around International Mother Language Day, makes a simple point with sharp relevance: inclusion must include the way India speaks. From dialects to accents, workplaces often …
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Band Baja Bitiya: Goel TMT’s film turns a “Baraat” into a rescue for daughters facing abuse
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPGoel TMT’s Band Baja Bitiya campaign uses a striking visual: a father arrives with a wedding band, not to celebrate a marriage, but to bring his abused daughter back home. …
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Water Wives in Maharashtra: How water scarcity is forcing women into polygamous marriages
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPIn parts of drought-hit Maharashtra, women spend up to 10–12 hours daily fetching water. In villages without pipelines, some men marry a second or third woman to increase the household’s …
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World Radio Day is more than a celebration of soundwaves. For generations of Indian women, radio served as companionship, education, and empowerment. From Akashvani’s cultural presence to women-led community radio …
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Indian women in the legal profession: A century later, women are still fighting for space
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPA hundred years after women were allowed to practise law in India, the profession still struggles with gender equity. With only 15% representation among practising advocates and minimal presence in …
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Kerala’s Elderly Budget is a first in India: What the policy means for the silver economy
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPKerala has become the first Indian state to introduce a dedicated Elderly Budget, formally tracking what it spends on senior citizens and bringing ageing into the centre of public policy. …
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Union Budget 2026 and Women in India: What the budget promises for education, work, and entrepreneurship
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPUnion Budget 2026 outlines new initiatives for women in education, entrepreneurship, and emerging technologies. The intent is clear—execution will determine impact.