Women in STEM

India now leads the world in Global Female STEM Enrolment, with women making up 43% of STEM students. But high enrolment has not translated into equal pay, leadership, or research …

India’s green economy is expanding, but women remain clustered in low-paid, informal, and non-technical roles. Drawing on CEEW’s latest report, this piece breaks down what the data reveals about the …

JSW MG Motor India is putting inclusion on the line—literally. Women make up 41% of the company, 33% of lead roles, and 80% of the Halol battery unit producing ~140 …

Women in India are entering STEM fields in record numbers—but only a fraction reach leadership roles. This article explores why women disappear from the workforce despite academic success, exposing the …

The ANSR Women in Tech Report 2025 uncovers critical gaps in pay, mentorship, and leadership access for women in India’s tech industry. With responses from over 3,000 professionals, the report …

As global enrollments in Gen-AI courses grow, a new Coursera report shows that women remain underrepresented in AI upskilling. This article explores the reasons behind the gender gap and how …

Root2Reboot, a career comeback initiative by Rooting You and Changeincontent.com, is giving women—especially in tech and STEM—a structured path to re-enter the workforce. With mentorship, skill refresh, and narrative transformation, …

From stolen credit to forgotten legacies, the Matilda Effect explains why women in STEM remain invisible. We are not just talking about the past—we are living it.

Vivo KanyaGyaan is not just another campaign—it is a movement toward equality in STEM. With less than 30% of STEM researchers worldwide being women, Vivo’s initiative provides young women from …

The decline in women in engineering is a concerning trend. Women face systemic barriers, from classroom stereotypes to workplace biases, leading to fewer women entering and staying in the field. …