Achievements of Women In Olympics, 2020
The recently concluded Tokyo Olympics gave people from all over the world a reason to celebrate. Considering the highly anxious environment at the Olympic village...
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Status of Frozen Embryos in In-Vitro Fertilization
"Assisted Reproductive Technology" or ART with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, means all techniques that attempt to obtain a pregnancy by handling the sperm...
Chhattisgarh marching ahead in promoting Girl’s Education with campaign “Har Kadam Beti Ke Sang”
COVID-19 pandemic with all its challenges has hit hard on children’s education, especially girls. With persisting gender inequality and increasing poverty, upto 10 million girls...
Rani Rashmoni – Defeating Orthodoxy, Patriarchy and the East India Company
Rashmoni was born on 28 September 1793 in Kona village, (in present-day Halisahar) to the blissful couple Harekrishna Das and Rampriya Devi. Her mother passed...
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Women in Police Force...
A Tribute To The Doyenne of Murder Mysteries, Agatha Christie
Author of 66 crime novels, 6 non-criminal novels, 150 short stories and whose career spanned more than five decades, Agatha Christie is undoubtedly the Doyenne...
Eleven Women Appointed As Union Ministers In The Reshuffled Council Of Ministers
On 7th July, Wednesday, the Cabinet of the Central Government was reshuffled, with a positive change towards gender equality. Seven women got placed in Mr....
No Entry for Men – Umoja Uaso: Kenya’s Women-Only Village
Gender inequality is the blemish of the 21st century, a remnant of the past that the tide of time should have long washed away. It’s...
Chetna Gala Sinha – Churning The Courage Of Rural Women Into Capital
Chetna Gala Sinha is an Indian social activist working to empower women in drought-prone areas of rural India by teaching entrepreneurial skills, access to land...
Nivedha R.M – Recycling Waste Into Wealth
By Srinivas Rayappa “I only feel angry when I see waste. When I see people throwing away things we could use” – Mother Teresa Bengaluru,...
Laws as Armour: What every working woman must know
Mani Chander In India, one of the most significant reasons why women continue to be marginalised at the workplace is because often they have little...
The Dichotomy of Indian Women: Underpaid and Overworked Across Sectors
Mani Chander Did you know Serena Williams is paid less than Rodger Federer? Did you know Mithali Raj, the Indian Women’s Cricket team captain earns...