Women in Sports

A record 37,846 fans attended the India-England women’s Test at Lord’s. For women’s sport, the message is clear: when visibility and respect arrive, audiences follow.

Women’s elite sports are projected to reach $3 billion in global revenue by 2026. This article explores Deloitte’s findings, growth drivers, challenges, and what the future holds for women in …

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 …

The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has taken a historic step by introducing the Fertility Protection Rule, allowing female athletes to retain their rankings during fertility treatments. From financial support to …

Women’s sports in India rarely get equal investment, training, or recognition. But this time, it’s different. The National Women’s Hockey League 2024-25 gets a major push from Coca-Cola India, ensuring …

In 2024, not a single woman made it to the top 100 highest-paid athletes list—despite record-breaking attendance and sponsorship deals in women’s sports. While male athletes secure massive contracts and …

Nike’s Super Bowl Return Ad made waves with its powerful “So Win” message celebrating women in sports. The campaign champions resilience, but does it actually demand change, or does it …

Is the revenue gap in women’s sports truly a reflection of interest, or is it a product of decades of systemic bias? From unequal pay in basketball to the shocking …

Discover the inspiring stories of pregnant Olympians who are challenging stereotypes and proving that women can excel in sports while starting a family. These athletes are redefining the boundaries of …

The IOC proudly claims that the 2024 Paris Olympics will achieve full gender parity with an equal number of male and female athletes. However, significant gaps remain in leadership roles …