The BRICS WE Summit 2026 pushes for women’s leadership in innovation, science, and entrepreneurship. But will action follow intent?
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As India debates whether LPG supply is truly under threat, one reality deserves more attention: women are often the first to absorb the shock of cooking fuel anxiety. From unpaid …
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Bangladesh Elections 2026 ended an interim phase with a decisive victory and a reform promise, but it also delivered a historic low for women in parliament. This article unpacks what …
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The Women, Business and the Law 2026 Report finds that women still enjoy only about two thirds of men’s legal economic rights globally, and that enforcement is perceived as only …
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On the opening day of the Indian AI Impact Summit, global leaders celebrate ethical AI and innovation. Yet thousands of Women Moderators of AI in India quietly review violent and …
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Gender Gap in STEM Learning: IITs admit more women, yet the divide keeps growing
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainWomen’s admissions in IITs have risen sharply, helped by policy interventions like supernumerary seats. Yet the Gender Gap in STEM Learning continues to widen because access is only one part …
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A local ban on makeup for women government employees in Syria’s Latakia has drawn sharp criticism. The decision raises questions about governance, freedom, and gender control.
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Nine women Agniveers will march with the Indian Air Force band at the Republic Day Parade 2026—marking a quiet but powerful shift in representation.
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A 26-year-old woman officer from Jammu and Kashmir will lead an all-men CRPF contingent at the Republic Day Parade 2026—reshaping how India sees military leadership.
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Indian women are still underrepresented in the H-1B pipeline, but the numbers are moving. A steady rise in approvals over five years hints at deeper shifts in sponsorship, skills, and …