Anagha BP

BARBIE founders—Bachelors Abroad Returned to Build in the Indian Ecosystem—represent a new founder archetype shaping India’s startup landscape through global exposure and local intent.

Karnataka has announced a first-of-its-kind programme to provide free menstrual care products, including reusable menstrual cups and sanitary pads, to over one million school-going girls—linking women’s health, education, and sustainability.

India’s 2025 labour reforms finally bring gig and platform workers under a formal social security framework. But the draft rules introduce a 90-day threshold (and a 120-day requirement for workers …

Women are entering gig work for flexibility and income, but old inequalities persist. This article explores what gig work truly offers women—and where it fails them.

The Ama Su Vahak Scheme supports women as drivers, vehicle owners, and mobility entrepreneurs. Beyond income, it reshapes safety, access, and women’s visibility in public spaces.

National Startup Day 2026 marks ten years of Startup India. While women founders have grown in number, funding gaps and bias still shape their road ahead.

The gig economy is reshaping how millions of Indians work. This guide explains who gig workers are, how the gig economy functions, and why it is growing so rapidly.

The Her Path, Her Power Report highlights a stark truth about women’s workforce inclusion in India. While education and apprenticeships grow, most women remain excluded from stable jobs, leadership roles, …

Despite policies and progress claims, women still struggle for basic sanitation across workplaces and public spaces. From courts to construction sites, the absence of safe toilets reveals how deeply systems …

Despite their growing presence in the workforce, women remain underrepresented at professional events. From safety concerns to unequal speaking time and unwelcoming networking spaces, this article explains why participation drops—and …