On Independence Day 2026, the founders of Change in Content reflect on India’s progress for women, the workplace gaps that remain and why the next stage must move from conversation …
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A record 37,846 fans attended the India-England women’s Test at Lord’s. For women’s sport, the message is clear: when visibility and respect arrive, audiences follow.
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The two-day National Awareness Programme on POSH Act began at Vigyan Bhawan, with focus on stronger implementation, fair inquiries and workplace safety for women.
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The PMFME Scheme has crossed two lakh credit-linked beneficiaries. Here is what the scheme offers, how it works, and why awareness, simplification and direct access matter.
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ASCI recorded its highest-ever voluntary compliance rate of 99.7% in Q1 FY2026-27, showing a wider industry shift towards self-regulation, responsible advertising and consumer trust.
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India’s unemployment rate stayed unchanged in June 2026, but urban joblessness rose slightly. Women’s labour force participation remained stable, with urban women still lagging.
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Canada has opened a $100 million call for proposals to expand women’s leadership and economic opportunities, with focus on STEM, skilled trades and AI.
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UN Women and the European Union have launched Women in Motion 2.0 in China, focusing on women’s skills, labour rights, inclusive workplaces and AI-relevant career support.
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India showcased women-led Panchayati Raj at the BRICS Women Ministerial Meeting in Kochi, highlighting training, women-friendly Gram Panchayats and grassroots governance.
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Reports say over 92 lakh names have been removed from Maharashtra’s Ladki Bahin Yojana after verification. The controversy raises hard questions on eKYC, leakage, exclusion and accountability.