The first South Zone Justice for Women Conference brought judges and institutions together in Bengaluru to examine women’s safety, dignity and the gap that can remain between strong laws and …
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Change in Content Bureau
The Change in Content Bureau reports and analyses developments at the intersection of women, work, policy and power. Its coverage examines how laws, institutions, workplaces and public systems shape women’s participation, dignity and economic agency. The Bureau combines verified reporting with a clear editorial perspective, moving beyond the announcement to ask what changes in practice, who remains excluded and what institutions must do next.
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Google has topped the REBR 2026 ranking of India’s most attractive employer brands, followed by Tata Group and Amazon. The wider findings show Indian employees increasingly judging employers on balance, …
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Karnataka is preparing a dedicated women’s health policy with menopause and perimenopause at its centre. Through Ruthu Thare, the state plans to train ASHA workers, identify symptoms earlier and create …
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Rajasthan is taking the Rani Laxmi Bai Kendra programme to 150 colleges, where 25,000 girls will receive practical training in self-defence, legal rights, financial awareness and personal confidence.
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Iron Lady’s Walk to the Board August 2026 brought together more than 1,000 women across six cities for leadership conversations, networking and boardroom-readiness activities.
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Women formed 48% of the Syrma SGS workforce in FY26 and a majority of its manufacturing workers. The achievement shows what deliberate industrial inclusion can deliver, while permanent employment and …
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SHE-LEAPS will digitally track women-led farm and non-farm enterprises across rural India while supporting financial inclusion, formal value-chain access and the expanded Lakhpati Didi mission.
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The Candere Hurun India Women Leaders 2026 list has expanded to 117 women across 12 categories. Ninety-eight of the honourees are identified as self-made.
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Shakti Samman 2026 honoured 36 women from across Odisha for contributions to business, healthcare, education, sustainability, sports and social development. The event also saw ₹913 crore in investment commitments expected …
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The Delhi Lakshmi Yojana offers eligible women ₹2,500 a month through restricted digital payments and savings deposits. Its three-child cap, residency test and other exclusions have raised concerns about whether …