The biggest jobs headline describes a future shortfall. Saransh asks what today’s figures miss about women, challenges the careless use of “Global South”, and examines what employment policy should measure …
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Indian Kitchens are Changing. The Division of Labour at Home is Still Waiting for Equality
by Saranshby SaranshMore Indian men are cooking, helping and posting kitchen moments. But women still carry most of the planning, cleaning, remembering and invisible work that keeps homes running.
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With AI rapidly absorbing creative and cognitive labour, Saransh Jain explores the need for Human Quotas — a new social contract ensuring that technology serves people, not replaces them.
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In a powerful commentary, Changeincontent’s co-founder Saransh Jain explores why a sense of belonging at work is not a luxury, but a necessity. Drawing from real-life stories in Indian workplaces, …
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HBO’s The White Lotus just rewrote Hollywood’s rules. All regular cast members, whether veteran or newcomer, earn the same paycheck. This move challenges decades of unequal compensation in entertainment and …
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MoSPI’s Men and Women in India 2024 is not just another report. It maps out progress, setbacks, and the complex truths about gender gaps in India. From financial inclusion to …
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Kotak Life has once again been recognised as ET Now’s Best Organisation for Women. This marks the second year of back-to-back recognition for the brand’s deep-rooted inclusion practices, equity-driven leadership, …
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AI is pushing boundaries, but at what cost? While we generate Ghibli art and play with prompts, water scarcity is worsening—and women are paying the price. From lost education to …