UN Women marks 15 years of leading the global fight for gender equality. From law reforms and budget wins to new calls for urgent global action, this article breaks down …
DEI
-
-
Urban Company Insta Help: The on-demand gig that could reshape domestic work in India
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPUrban Company’s Insta Help is trying to bring formal structure to one of India’s most informal workforces: domestic labour. But the real question is—can a gig platform meant for speed …
-
The ManpowerGroup report reveals that Gen Z workers demand real, measurable diversity and inclusion in the workplace. With 56% unwilling to join companies without diverse leadership, this is no longer …
-
A new WorkIndia report reveals a 92% year-on-year rise in blue-collar gig jobs across India, with cities like Delhi, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata seeing over 100% growth. But as platform work …
-
The Genius Consultants survey reveals a 63% hiring freeze rate in Indian companies due to global conflicts. From falling morale to the rise of contract roles and upskilling trends, the …
-
In a powerful commentary, Changeincontent’s co-founder Saransh Jain explores why a sense of belonging at work is not a luxury, but a necessity. Drawing from real-life stories in Indian workplaces, …
-
Nepal joins the growing list of countries removing taxes on sanitary pads. But is it only half the solution?
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPNepal has joined the growing list of countries eliminating taxes on sanitary pads. This verdict, sparked by a petition from two law students, is being celebrated as a win for …
-
Royal Enfield’s Cheyyar Plant breaks barriers: India’s first all-women-run motorcycle facility
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPRoyal Enfield’s Cheyyar Plant in Tamil Nadu is set to become a 100% women-run facility — a landmark step for gender inclusion in India’s auto sector. As industry leaders like …
-
Bangladesh’s move to include women’s unpaid care and domestic work in its GDP is more than a policy shift—it is a call to value the invisible. This article analyses the …
-
96% from Bharat: How digital tools for women entrepreneurs are fueling a silent revolution
by Saranshby SaranshNew data from Tide reveals that 96% of women entrepreneurs adopting digital tools are from Bharat — India’s Tier 2, 3, and 4 cities. This article explores how these women …