It is not enough to hand a woman all the tools that could help her create a better life for herself and further her sisterhood, we have to create an environment where she can use them freely.
Marrying a person who earns lesser than you does not mean you are ‘going down’ on the status quo, it just means you earn enough and it is okay to do so.
Striking the perfect work-life balance, if there is such a thing, isn’t necessarily about tinkering with when, where and how we work – it’s a question of why we work.
Why are we uncomfortable with assertive women in leadership or positions of seniority asserting authority as they are thus required to?
Bitter memories from the Taliban’s previous misogynistic regime are coming to life for women in Afghanistan who have been pushed behind closed doors.
BMC’s Developmental Plan 2034 will focus on bringing in conscious infrastructural and accessibility changes to boost women’s participation in the city’s economy for the first time.
Jharkhand health worker’s moving viral photo becomes a site of controversy, as local authorities say it was a photo op. Here’s what the woman said.
She is the daughter of vegetable vendors, she proudly says after securing a corporate job today. Madhu Priya, after her viral story, opens up in an interview.
A woman’s job is seen as a hobby that can wait when it comes to serving her husband and in-laws.
s a predicament many working women have to face, because our society still holds them largely accountable for raising a child and sees career as a privilege for women.
