Policy Pulse

Maharashtra’s decision to merge boys’ and girls’ schools marks the end of gender-segregated learning. Beyond policy, it is a statement — that equality must be taught, not assumed.

A new GIM study reveals the hurdles women face in securing a loan for women entrepreneurs, from systemic bias at banks to lack of awareness of digital finance tools. Despite …

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has declared the Gender Cap in JAG Recruitment unconstitutional, directing the Army to create a unified merit list without gender-based seat limits. This …

Tamil Nadu’s newly launched State Policy for Transgender Persons promises major steps in healthcare, housing, and education. While it removes key barriers like medical certification for self-identification, it falls short …

The Odisha Government’s move to allow women to work night shifts in private establishments is being celebrated for its progressiveness. But a deeper look reveals a layered story—of delayed rights, …

Jaipur’s Dhol Ka Badh is not just a patch of trees—it is a 100-acre lifeline that cools the city, supplies oxygen, and sustains biodiversity. Yet, the state government has begun …

The Delhi government seeks to amend night-shift restrictions for women, enabling greater workforce participation. But its success depends on real-world execution of safety standards, transport support, and cultural buy-in.

The Ladki Bahin Yojana was designed to uplift women. Instead, it fell prey to large-scale fraud, identity manipulation, and governance breakdown. This report explores how over 14,000 men and 2.6 …

A UN Women study warns of a $420 billion annual shortfall in finance for gender equality in developing nations. We break down the implications and explore how proper investment and care …

India’s updated National Sports Policy (2025) lays out an ambitious multi-pillar strategy. But while inclusion is echoed throughout, without legal mandates, the policy falls short in delivering real change for …