Indian working women
Women’s participation in urban areas was low initially but dropped further from 17 percent in 2004–05 to 14 per cent in 2017–18 for all ages, and from 23 per cent to 18 per cent for women above fifteen years of age.
Fifty per cent of our working population will be millennials and Gen Zers by 2020 comprising of aspiring young girls…
A man in Alwar chopped off his 32-year-old daughter-in-law’s head. Reason? He didn’t want her to go out for work.…
A study by World Bank shows the declining rate of working women in India. In contrast, in most countries of the…
Maternity and childcare leaves have been an ongoing topic this year with the government and corporates both showing sensitivity towards…
Even as the government is trying to push for maternity leave upto 26 weeks, Companies like Tata Sons, Flikart and Nestle have increased maternity leaves.
Safe travel for women is a major requirement in India currently. With the cases of violence in the public spaces…
Working women in India woke up to some great news – the possibility of getting twice the maternity leave they…
