Women make up around 43% of STEM graduates in India, but their presence drops sharply in core engineering fields and niche technology roles. The Gender Gap in STEM now sits …
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Women Journalists Face Rising Online Harassment, and It Is Pushing Many Toward Self-Censorship
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPA new report by UN Women and The Nerve shows that online harassment against women journalists is becoming more sexualised, invasive, and technologically amplified. As abuse grows, so does self-censorship, …
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A CareerNet report says women accounted for 33% of placements in CY2025, with stronger participation in BFSI GCCs and mid-career roles. This DEI Insights article examines what the data means, …
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MoSPI’s latest report shows that women’s growth in managerial positions has outpaced men’s since 2017. But once this progress is read against India’s leadership pipeline, the gap between participation and …
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The new Women and Men in India 2025 report presents a mixed but important picture of gender in India. While progress is visible in school parity, higher education, labour force …
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A new global report shows that women are increasingly present in science but remain underrepresented in scientific academies, leadership roles, awards, and decision-making bodies. This Changeincontent DEI Insights article examines …
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The 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize has made history with its first all-women cohort of winners. But beyond the milestone, the moment highlights how women have long been at the centre …
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SurveyMonkey Women at Work 2026 reveals a workplace under strain. From 45% burnout to rising attrition and AI anxiety, the data exposes what organisations must urgently fix.
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The global media coverage of violence and misogyny against women has fallen to a dismal 1.3%
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPNew research analysing 1.14 billion online stories shows that media coverage of violence and misogyny against women remains dismally low. The gap is not only about volume. It reflects deeper …
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Women in the electronics industry are outpacing men in employability. That changes the conversation.
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPIndia’s electronics manufacturing sector is reporting higher employability among women than men for entry-level shop-floor roles. The data points to stronger training outcomes, apprenticeship performance, and a larger question about …