Quiet quitting in India is rising as Gallup reports employee engagement has fallen to 23%, the lowest level in four years. This Knowledge Hub article explains what quiet quitting means, …
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AI may pose a sharper employment risk for women because many women work in administrative, clerical, support, process-driven and service roles that AI can automate or reshape. But recent reports …
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Complex Business Loans for Women Entrepreneurs: Why Access to Bigger Credit Remains Hard in India
by Saranshby SaranshWomen entrepreneurs in India are borrowing more than before, but many still struggle to access complex business loans such as cash credit, overdraft, working capital, and larger-ticket commercial finance. This …
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Workplace issues and career progression: Why women do not just “Opt Out” of growth
by Saranshby SaranshDo workplace issues influence career progression for women? Research suggests they do. This Knowledge Hub article explores how bias, burnout, sponsorship gaps, flexibility stigma, care responsibilities, safety concerns, and performance …
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Which countries have the highest female workforce participation, and what explains their numbers? This article examines the latest global data, the policy lessons behind high participation, and why women’s work …
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AI fruit drama may be one of the internet’s latest absurd obsessions, but the storytelling inside it often feels familiar in all the wrong ways. Female-coded fruit characters are sexualised, …
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Women with ADHD may lose 9 more years of life. Here is the bigger story behind it
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPA new study links diagnosed ADHD in adults to reduced life expectancy, with a sharper gap for women. But the deeper issue is how women with ADHD are often diagnosed …
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Good Girl Syndrome at work is not a formal diagnosis, but it is a real workplace pattern many women know too well. It can show up as chronic people-pleasing, perfectionism, …
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Paternity leave policies across the world reveal how countries are redefining caregiving and gender roles. Here is what India can learn.
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Rising heat and violence against women: The climate link we are still not talking about
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPRising heat is not only a climate emergency. It may also be increasing the risk of violence against women through household stress, lost income, water scarcity, and unsafe daily routines. …