It is not so much a matter of ego as it is about true leadership when an elected representative has the strength to say “I made a mistake.”
In a time of global crisis as this, when entire countries are starved for hope, love, and stability, isn’t empathy and informed action the only way to go?
If elected leaders themselves are attending social events where women have been hired for pleasure or entertainment, then what better can we expect from the scores of people who have brought them to power?
Entrepreneurship has three basic stages: the idea, the implementation and the result. The near-perfection of each stage is crucial for the overall success of the business
TalentNomics India is joining hands with TiE Delhi-NCR to organize a conference in New Delhi titled “Leading a world where uncertainty is the only certainty: Talent Agility 2025”. It is scheduled to be hosted at WelcomHotel Sheraton in Saket on February 15. The conclave will focus on the need for qualified and competent leadership in […]
Women are the breaking glass ceiling in every sphere of life. We now see independent and powerful women slowly and gradually taking over the place they deserve. Here is what these women have to say on work, leadership and power: I think the biggest part of being a girl boss in the office, at home, or […]
SheThePeople.TV recently hosted a power-packed session for Power Breakfast in Jaipur. The discussion revolved around Secrets to Leadership. “For me, leadership is about making more leaders, not followers,” says Nisha Jain Grover, who was one of the panelists at the event. She started Vatsalya Legacy to help children with disabilities empower themselves and succeed. Over […]
Transgender people are proving their mettle in every field. Now, Joyita Mondal Mahi, a 29-year-old from the community, has become Bengal’s first transgender judge of a Lok Adalat.
Nagpur’s Anamika Mirzapure has scripted history by becoming the youngest and the first woman inspector of a rural police station. The 29-year-old cop reportedly took over the reins of Khapa police station on June 1.
“Mom, we won the match!” shouted my 10 year old son as he got home from school. “Akshi was too cool. She took the last goal in the last 4 minutes to spare”. I was pleasantly surprised to hear him raving about his team mate who is a girl playing in his school soccer team. […]
