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Rajasthan’s Jalore saw a panchayat announce restrictions on women carrying smartphones from Republic Day 2026, only to reverse course days later. The withdrawal matters, but the instinct to police women’s …

Karnataka’s decision to grant paid menstrual leave to women in state transport reframes menstrual health as a workplace right, not a personal issue.

As 2025 draws to a close, ChangeInContent examines the companies that treated inclusion as infrastructure—not optics—and delivered lasting impact inside workplaces and communities.

India’s new labour codes promise simplicity and expanded coverage, but the grey areas of New Labour Reforms reveal serious risks. From higher thresholds for safety rules to stricter strike conditions, …

New federal rules could restrict loan access for women-dominated degrees in the U.S., affecting nursing, therapy, education, and social work. This DEI Insights piece explains the gendered impact and the …

India’s New Labour Reforms aim to simplify 29 labour laws into four unified Codes. From gig workers and MSMEs to mines, textiles, plantations, and IT, this article explains how the …

The 2025 UNiTE Campaign turns the spotlight on digital violence against women and girls. As deepfakes, harassment, and AI-fuelled abuse rise, UN Women is calling for stronger laws, safer platforms, …

Kriti Sanon is emerging as a leading force for women in cinema. Her performances in Mimi, Do Patti, and upcoming films prove that female-centred stories can be emotional, bold, commercially …

The financial autonomy of women is only fifty years old in many parts of the world. From credit restrictions to financial invisibility, this timeline reveals how far women have come—and …

After e-KYC became mandatory, MGNREGA workers deleted from the system shot up by 27 lakh in weeks. Behind the numbers are women, older workers, and rural communities trapped between fragile …