Aswathy, a resident of Palakkad in Kerala, always wanted to be financially independent and make her own choices in life. She kept looking for opportunities which would help her run her own business and also let her explore her creativity.
We have successfully spiralled into a double standard version of ourselves without even knowing it.
A teen girl, allegedly committed suicide in Kerala’s Malappuram after being unable to attend online classes.
While the whole country is shifting to the learn-from-home, we are still waiting for a Google page to open up in our phones.
I recently decided to spend four weeks at sea without access to my phone or the internet, and here’s what I learnt about myself, and the digital rat race I was caught in.
Internet was made to make our lives easier and it has succeeded in its mission. But with every passing day, and with every new invention, with every new source code for a program, Internet is taking over our lives.
Digital Women Awards, a day that witnesses the fabulous enterprises of women with voice and vision, could not have a better start than a conversation on how women can be empowered in the country.Â
Vandana Katoch, mother of a teen who was diagnosed with depression recently, celebrated her son’s score in the Class X board exams through a message posted on Facebook, and it is now creating a buzz for all the right reasons. Katoch’s son, despite struggling with Maths, Science and Hindi, has done well in the exam by scoring 60% […]
Of all the computer books you’ve read, and all the inventors of programming languages you know, how many of them are women? Even if you google the top programmers, you’ll rarely find a woman’s name listed among the top ones. However, women made major contributions for the internet to kick-start. So today, when the World […]
According to the GSM Association’s (GSMA) ‘2019 Mobile Gender Gap Report’, just 42 per cent of women in India are aware of the internet, and that it can be used on a mobile phone. Surprised? Well, the report, released on Wednesday, states that women in India are 28 per cent less likely than men to own a mobile […]
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