The Grey Area of PoSH is where subtle harassment thrives — behaviours that victims may hesitate to report, and others may fail to recognise. This article explores how perception gaps, …
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JSW MG Motor India is putting inclusion on the line—literally. Women make up 41% of the company, 33% of lead roles, and 80% of the Halol battery unit producing ~140 …
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Women in journalism are targeted with violence, underpaid for equal work, and ignored by their own organisations. A new GMMP report reveals that 73% face online harassment, with rising attacks …
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The GMMP 2025 report exposes how women—nearly half the population—remain underrepresented in global and Indian media, making up only 26% of news. This lack of representation affects democracy, public debate, …
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Škoda Auto Volkswagen India’s Nisha Karkera speaks with ChangeInContent about building equitable systems that outlast Women’s Day optics, retaining women through structured development, demystifying AI anxiety, and the non-negotiable of …
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Educate Girls has become the first Indian organisation to win the Ramon Magsaysay Award, often called Asia’s Nobel Prize. Its door-to-door, volunteer-driven model has brought millions of girls into classrooms …
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Selected from 700+ global nominations, Bibi Datima SHG (Karnataka) wins UNDP’s Equator Initiative Award for women-led biodiversity conservation: millet revival, seed banking, and solar-powered value addition—scaling from 15 women to …
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The women’s employment rate in India has nearly doubled, driven by rural growth and government schemes. But behind the numbers, unpaid work, marriage penalties, and systemic biases still hold women …
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The Gendered Digital Divide leaves millions of women offline, even as men dominate smartphone and internet use. This isn’t just about gadgets; it is about opportunity, education, and economic power. …
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Women are entering alcobev and tobacco companies in larger numbers than ever before, taking on roles once closed to them. ITC, United Breweries, and United Spirits show progress, but compared …