Union Budget 2026 outlines new initiatives for women in education, entrepreneurship, and emerging technologies. The intent is clear—execution will determine impact.
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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.
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Karnataka endorses the provision of sustainable, free menstrual care products for one million girls.
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.
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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 …
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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, …
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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 …