Women account for only 28.56% of first-time employees under PM-VBRY. But the deeper policy issue may lie before registration itself: awareness, access, and the barriers that keep women from formal …
Women in Workforce
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Corporate Hiring is Changing: Inclusive Workplaces are Now A Business Strategy
by Anagha BPby Anagha BPCorporate hiring in India is becoming more selective, but inclusive workplaces are emerging as a clear business priority. Foundit’s May 2026 data shows diversity hiring grew 21% year-on-year, with stronger …
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Job migration in India is no longer only a male workforce story. A new WorkIndia report shows that cross-city applications for blue- and grey-collar jobs rose 31.4% year-on-year, with more …
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India launches Asia’s first UNESCO Chair on Gender Inclusion at Pune. Here is what it means for women, skill development, and the future of work.
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SurveyMonkey Women at Work 2026 reveals a workplace under strain. From 45% burnout to rising attrition and AI anxiety, the data exposes what organisations must urgently fix.
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The Ministry of Women and Child Development organised the National Conference on the Safety of Women at the Workplace on 14 February 2026. With over 1.48 lakh institutions registered on …
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The women’s employment rate in India has nearly doubled, driven by rural growth and government schemes. But behind the numbers, unpaid work, marriage penalties, and systemic biases still hold women …
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The Skill Impact Bond Report 2025 offers a bold look into India’s skills development efforts. Women now outpace men in placement and retention, but the gender pay gap remains stark. …
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A new report reveals that 52% of women in India’s blue-grey collar workforce plan to leave within a year. From low wages and unsafe commutes to rigid workplace cultures, the …
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Kirloskar Brothers Limited is not just manufacturing pumps—it is manufacturing change. From building the world’s first all-women pump plant to offering child care, mental health support, and platinum-grade safety, KBL …