One year into the pandemic, work from home stress comes to life. And my biggest fear is: Is it here to stay?

In September last year, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that COVID-19 sought to reverse “decades of limited and fragile progress on gender equality and women’s rights.”

Bengaluru-born Sindhu Gangadharan is the first woman to head SAP Labs India as managing director of the company.

Celebrating women over the age of 40 who have achieved, reinvented themselves, and claimed their space under the spotlight, the awards recognise the talent and spirit that drives so many women forward today.

Shattering the glass ceiling every step of their way, women have emerged as key players in the business sector with superb aims to introduce innovation like never before.

Companies need to understand how gender bias further disadvantages women during times of crisis.

Don’t office cultures need to adapt to the needs of women who go to work? And not the other way round, with women sacrificing their bodily requirements to fit themselves into a cutthroat field?

Must a woman shut up on conversations around job security, finances and money, because society will focus more on her husband’s incapability to provide for her, instead of her capability to earn?

Beat pangs of isolation while working from home during the lockdown with these simple productivity tips.

When the money came in my hand I felt so happy and proud of myself. Because it was the result of my hard work and my energy. It made me feel independent.