Legal rights for women worldwide are significantly lower than initially perceived, according to a new report by the World Bank Group. When considering legal dis

Indian women will be truly empowered only once they become both financially literate and capable across every socio-economic group. Financial or ‘vitt’ education needs to be stepped up. There’s a very long way to go.

Another reason is that young women often have limited agency when it comes to making critical life decisions.

Explore the untold stories of rural Indian women, facing challenges from education and sanitation to security and independence. Join us in recognizing their struggles and contributions this Women's Day, and pledge to support their empowerment for a more just…

International Women’s Day celebrated on March 8, 2024, highlights gender biases and India's progress towards gender equality.

The #MeToo movement has emerged as a powerful force in the fight against sexual
harassment and assault, sparking global conversations and driving significant
social change. This paper offers a ...

Millions of women and girls worldwide still cannot afford menstrual products or access water and sanitation facilities to manage their menstrual health and hygiene. Periods make them miss school, work, and negatively impact their health, but it does not have…