working women

Women become remarkably skilled at fitting health around everybody and everything else. Inspired by WHO’s new mortality analysis, Neurotic Nayika asks what women’s health looks like across a full working …

Women’s participation in paid work is increasing, but their unpaid domestic, care and family labour remains largely unrecognised. The economy counts women when they enter payrolls while continuing to depend …

The Delhi High Court has held that recognised private unaided school teachers in Delhi are entitled to Child Care Leave on par with government school teachers.

Many midlife women are caring for children and ageing parents while trying to sustain demanding careers. This Sunday Read looks at the sandwich generation, the strain they carry, and how …

The Uttar Pradesh Budget 2026–27 makes women empowerment a multi-department priority, from a ₹18,620 crore Women and Child Development allocation to a ₹400 crore scooter scheme for working women. Here …

Many working women live with exhaustion, brain fog, and anxiety without realising they are symptoms of thyroid disorders. This Sunday read explores the silent hormone crisis at work.

While the Maternity Benefit Act offers a framework, it is the courts in India that are shaping the real meaning of maternity leave. From bonded service clauses to third-child rights …