The world has reached its highest measured level of gender parity, yet the World Economic Forum says full parity remains 120 years away. The reason lies in the enormous difference …
Gender Parity
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Women’s enrolment in Indian higher education has risen to approximately 2.23 crore, while the female Gross Enrolment Ratio has reached 31.2. Women are now outpacing men in participation, but the …
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India now leads the world in Global Female STEM Enrolment, with women making up 43% of STEM students. But high enrolment has not translated into equal pay, leadership, or research …
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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 …
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Avtar Group’s 2025 rankings show that women-friendly cities are built through systems—not slogans. Bengaluru and Chennai lead, but the real story lies beneath the data.
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Hope for Women’s Rights: 2025 was brutal. It also quietly proved that ‘Patriarchy’ isn’t invincible.
by Saranshby Saransh2025 made the backlash against women’s rights impossible to ignore. Yet it also proved something else: patriarchy is not inevitable. This editorial tracks where women pushed back, what those wins …
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A caste certificate is not just paperwork. It is access, protection, and recognition. A Supreme Court push in December 2025 strengthens the case for caste certification based on a mother’s …
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More women are entering India’s workforce than ever before, but leadership positions remain elusive. This detailed report explores the latest numbers on women in C-suite roles and questions the systems …
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Meritocracy and Diversity are not opposing forces but two sides of the same coin. A fair workplace values talent, inclusion, and equal opportunity. Can corporate India strike the right balance?
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The World Economic Forum’s Davos 2025 meeting puts people at the centre of the agenda, with a focus on gender parity, women’s health, and equitable progress. From healthcare innovations to …