India’s clean-energy ambitions could generate more than 44 lakh jobs, yet women make up just 11% of the surveyed solar and wind workforce. The next phase of India’s green transition …
Women in STEM
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Women can study mine safety and design underground monitoring systems while still being legally barred from entering the mines they research. As mining technology changes, should policy distinguish between different …
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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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Canada has opened a $100 million call for proposals to expand women’s leadership and economic opportunities, with focus on STEM, skilled trades and AI.
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Women are entering STEM and AI in larger numbers, but the tech industry still has a serious gender gap in technical roles, leadership, cybersecurity and career progression.
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Vedanta has reported higher women’s participation across mines, plants, smelters, refineries and control centres, as the company targets 35% women’s workforce representation.
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Bajaj Auto Foundation has announced a ₹400 crore commitment over ten years to support women engineering students through the Rupa Rahul Bajaj Scholarship for Women in Engineering, with financial aid, …
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The 2026 L’Oréal–UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards will honour five pioneering women researchers from South Africa, Australia, the United Kingdom, Argentina and the United States for their work …
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Gender Gap in STEM: Women Are 43% of STEM Graduates, But Less Than 20% Reach Core Tech Roles
by Kabir Jainby Kabir JainWomen make up around 43% of STEM graduates in India, but their presence drops sharply in core engineering fields and niche technology roles. The Gender Gap in STEM now sits …
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A new global report shows that women are increasingly present in science but remain underrepresented in scientific academies, leadership roles, awards, and decision-making bodies. This Changeincontent DEI Insights article examines …