gender equality

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 …

Karnataka’s move to induct women into its Fire and Emergency Services Department is a long-awaited shift—but recruitment alone does not create inclusion. This piece looks at how Indian states have …

Goel TMT’s Band Baja Bitiya campaign uses a striking visual: a father arrives with a wedding band, not to celebrate a marriage, but to bring his abused daughter back home. …

Actor and UNFPA India SRHR Advocate Soha Ali Khan called for Ethical AI to protect and empower women during a high-level session at Bharat Mandapam. Here is what her address …

The 4B Movement is built on four refusals — no marriage, no dating, no sex, no childbirth. This essay unpacks what it means, where it comes from, and why India …

UN Women’s Tipping Point report reveals a global crisis: online violence against women in public life is escalating into real-world harm. Read the data, context, and urgent steps needed.

The Supreme Court has recognised menstrual health as a fundamental right, mandating free sanitary pads, separate toilets, and school-level sensitisation—reshaping how India treats women’s health and dignity.

International Women’s Day 2026 is not asking for louder celebrations. It is asking for enforceable rights and justice systems that work for women. Here is what the theme means—and why …

India’s new labour codes permit women to work night shifts across sectors. But without safety, infrastructure, and care, permission alone cannot become empowerment.

The Women in the Workplace Report 2025 reveals a growing ambition gap—not because women lack drive, but because workplaces are withdrawing support when it matters most.