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The initiative aims at closing the digital divide in India and enable women to participate in the global economy.
The national outreach campaign aims to mobilise more rural women and form 1.1 lakh Self-Help Groups.
Did you know 238 million metric tonnes of single-use plastic waste was produced globally in 2019 alone?
Learn all that you need to know about Padma Shri Awardee Janaki Ammal, an Indian botanist.
Read all about Rukmini Devi Arundale, the famous Indian classical dancer, political activist and theosophy expert. Know about her journey, her struggles and achivements and why she is an inspiration to women all over the world.
She is the first woman IAF Officer to be conferred with this prestigious title.
With her label aeshaane, Neesha Amrish crafts designs for a global market, while also providing a sustainable livelihood to the artisans who create them
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare acknowledged that menstruation and menstrual practices are surrounded by taboos and socio-cultural restrictions for women and adolescent girls in India and that access to sanitary hygiene products and safe sanitary facilities is limited.
The court went on to add that court proceedings should also have an interpreter for ease.
As a single woman who has lived in different cities over the last decade, I have learned a thing or two about moving to a new place. Recently, I moved to Mumbai, and it was both exciting and daunting. Here are a few things to remember.
Hello, Women Entrepreneurs! If you believe that the future is yours, get ready to own it with an opportunity like never before. Her Circle gives you an opportunity to be a part of its first-ever flagship program for women entrepreneurs – Her Circle Bizruptors.
Sunita Williams is an inspiration for women around the world. Know about the world recod holder's life and her journey of space exploration.
Becoming Director-General of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research is just one of Dr N Kalaiselvi’s many prolific achievements.
All you need to know about Padma Bhushan winner Madhur Jaffrey.
Know more about the Indian classical dance legend Mallika Sarabhai.
Looking at the journey of entrepreneur Malavika Hegde, CEO, Café Coffee Day.
The youngest finalist of the Earthshot Prize 2021 who received a standing ovation at the World Leaders' Summit, United Nations Climate Change Conference, in Glasgow.
Women with talent are in abundance in India, and they have helped advance science and technology. Her Circle brings to you inspirational journeys of women of firsts in the field of science and technology.
Property ownership among females aged between 15-49 is 67.6 per cent in Karnataka, according to a recent study by the World Bank.
To mark 75 years of India's independence, the honours covered 75 key outstanding achievers who continue to bolster the India-UK diaspora.
Know about the life and achievements of world-renowned author and Man Booker Prize winning novelist Kiran Desai.
Sushma Swaraj was an Indian lawyer, politician, and diplomat who served as the Minister of External Affairs of India in the first Narendra Modi government from 2014 to 2019. This is her inspiring life story.
What makes Arati Saha an inspiration for women and men alike? Read on to know about the struggles, the journey and the achievements of this great Indian swimmer who swam the across English Channel and brought glory to our country.
Running businesses across time zones, today, the 49-year-old is one of India’s most coveted chefs and restaurateurs, who owns award-winning restaurants in India, London and Milan.
Dr Asima Chatterjee has done pioneering work in medicinal chemistry and paved the way for women in STEM in India. Read on to know more about her life’s journey and her achievements.
One of the most noteworthy social reformers in India, Savitribai Phule has left an imprint on history with her contribution to women’s education. Let’s look at her life journey and the reformation she had achieved.
Known for being the sassiest sassu on the Internet, artist Manjri Varde embraces life one day at a time, cutting through all societal and ageist stereotypes.
Every year, the Indian courts—whether it’s the Supreme Court or the High Courts of the states—make judgement calls on cases that spell progress and the slow-but-sure elimination of patriarchy. Here are some from 2022.
Roshni Mukherjee has made education accessible to all with her no-cost online model. Now no child with good internet service will remain bereft of knowledge.
The Reliance Foundation and Vital Voices have announced the inaugural cohort of the WomenLead India Fellowship with the aim of strengthening women in leadership roles in the social sector.
The court questioned why it was only the women and not the men of the college that faced a restriction of 9.30 PM. Read more about the hearing!
Indra Nooyi has many firsts to her name — the first woman of colour to be the CEO of a Fortune 500, the first woman of Indian origin to make a mark in corporate America.
The report suggests that while the richest 20 per cent in the UK emit 83 per cent above the 1.5-target of fashion consumption, 74 per cent of people in Indonesia live below sufficiency consumption levels of fashion.
Here is the rollcall of women who owned 2022 with their luminous wisdom and inspiring presence.
Manju, who is a part of the Eastern Command of the Indian army has set an example for women in the armed forces.
As the world celebrates Women Entrepreneurship Day today by noting the contributions made by the extraordinary women who run businesses, Her Circle shares its dedication and commitment to provide them with the platform they need and deserve.
In what is being considered a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court has directed the Indian Air Force to grant pensions to all 32 women officers after a 12-year long battle.
Seemingly a positive effect of the global Montreal Protocol, scientists have found signs of healing of the ozone layer.
A dedicated community leader engaged in the door-to-door advocacy and implementation of multiple welfare schemes, Archana Sen is a well-known face in her village, Kandhya Khedi.
Through her work with SEWA Bharat, Nisha has been able to support her family and inspire many community members who were once unfamiliar with the organisation’s work but now want to join its ranks.
As a result of her mobilisation, women now account for nearly one-third of attendance in the gram sabha. This is her story.
Kajal and Sajida spend the day visiting at least 15 houses in Punhana and Nagina blocks to showcase a story titled ‘Pyaara Munna’ (adorable child) through a digital storytelling platform on mobiles.
Anjali Vajre, 29, an e-Dost (digital friend), spends each day trying to gradually mitigate this challenge, which has prevented progress in her village.
From building an identity of her own to helping women in the community do the same, Seetu Yadav’s journey in a quiet and unassuming Madhya Pradesh village is inspiring indeed.
Decathlon changes its name in an attempt to market its latest reverse shopping move where the brand will purchase products that customers don’t use any longer.
A new research suggests that women’s concern for stakeholder interests and social reflection may lead them to take more conscious business decisions.
When it comes to women and sports, tennis has an integral role to play with its history of achievements and accomplishments. In the last few decades, there have been several iconic female tennis players who have been successful and created history through their performances.
She is India's first female doctor with a degree in western medicine. Read Dr Anandibai Joshi's inspiring story!
The book narrates the stories of inspirational Indian women from the remotest corners of the country, who are using digital tech to make financial services, healthcare and sanitation more accessible.
As KuCoin’s Survey reveals a bright future for Indian women in the Web3 space, it also highlights a lack of opportunities and women-led communities as hurdles.
India's drug regulator approved the HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine in July after examining data from its immunogenicity trials conducted across thirteen centres, and is now likely to be included in its universal immunisation programme.
The Anganwadi system employs 1.4 million women who deliver healthcare education and support to women and children at India’s rural grassroots.
At thirteen, Anoushka, a teenpreneur is pushing for conversations that will not just ensure reporting the act of bullying but also finding an end to the problem entirely
Indian matchmaking app opens up for LGBTQIA+ community, eyes the 8-15 million user market.
Want to know about Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw? Read this article to learn about Mazumdar-Shaw's company Biocon, her education, philanthropy activities, achievements & more!
Famous female advocates in India and their accomplishments that have transformed the legal system
The self-made missile engineer rose from humble beginnings in Kerala and managed to break out of the glass ceiling that plagued other women in her field.
Harmanpreet Kaur, the current captain of the Women’s Cricket Team, has created a spectacular Indian captaincy record in T20 International Cricket, surpassing even the legendary Men’s Captain, MS Dhoni.
Here are seven ways you can become a part of the intersectional feminism movement, no matter who you are or what your background.
The Partition of India in 1947 was a traumatic event for all Indians, but women faced the queen’s share of gendered violence in the name of honour, shame, religious rivalry, and vengeance.
How educational inequality affects India? Click here to know about educational inequalities in India, reason why it happens & how to counter disparity in education.
Curious about the role of women in agriculture in India? Click here to learn about female farmers, how they are revolutionizing agriculture & breaking stereotypes.
According to the latest Experian Global Insights report, 91 per cent of Indian consumers prefer online payments over other payment methods.
The UN says that every woman’s right to healthcare stems from the right to bodily autonomy. Read on to know more.
Mary Mallon is vilified as an asymptomatic carrier who infected thousands with typhoid, and yet, a closer look reveals she suffered immense human rights violations without receiving any justice in life or death. This is her story.
India is blessed with a lot of first-time achievers recently and one such instance was when Bhawana Kanth became the first solo female woman fighter pilot in India to fly for the Indian Air Force
Forbes has recently released the list of America’s top self-made women billionaires of 2022 covering successful entrepreneurs, executives, entertainers and newcomers.
While we, in India, know that child marriage is an evil that continues to rear its ugly, patriarchal head in our nation even now, did you know that young, underage girls being forced into marriage is a global issue?
These seven Indian women are proving that the path to sustainable entrepreneurship may not be easy, but with passion and commitment, it is possible.
Mirabai Chanu has made her mark on the global map as an Indian weight lifter. In the year 2020, she won the first medal (silver) in the Women’s 49 kg category at Tokyo Olympics.
The results of the Civil Services 2021 examination have been announced, and women have secured the top three ranks.
The term ‘working mother’ does very little justice to labour force moms, and no justice at all to mothers who aren’t a part of the formalised labour force. Here’s why.
A woman filed a petition seeking exemption from a fitness test or having one prescribed for women, while applying for the post of a fireperson. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has issued a notice to the Chandigarh Administration and Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh for the same.
Adopting a child is an immense act of love, and requires utter commitment. Here’s everything you need to know.
The more progressive section that has been advocating the inclusion of women in the Indian army claims women should have the autonomy to make that choice for themselves. Inclusion and fair training enable women to do just as well in the armed forces as men.
Women in India have the right to dignified motherhood under the Maternity Benefit Act of 1961. Here’s everything you need to know about your maternity rights.
She is an American track and field athlete, and one of the most celebrated women in Olympic history.
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Nuzovolu. Read on to know more about her.
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Sharada Majhi, from Odisha’s Kondh tribe. Read on to know more about her.
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Ponna Swapna, the Sarpanch of Thimmajiwadi, Telangana, who has dedicated her life to the service of her community.
Meet the co-founder of the toxin-free brand, Mamaearth
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Shipra Singh, an Anganwadi Ksryakarta and POSHAN Sakhi, and a mother who’s working to improve the lot of her community.
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Savita Mahato, the woman battling menstrual and reproductive health issues in Haryana.
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Sartama Devi, a 58-year-old climate activist who is doing her best to fight climate change and preserve our natural resources.
This excerpt from The First Responders shares the inspiring story of Kiran Devi, who has shown incredible resolve and determination to improve the lives of women and men in her ward during the pandemic.
The book, published in partnership with the Observer Research Foundation, highlights the stories of 25 women leaders in the pandemic who worked at the grassroots in India to provide vital support.
Call them tuition teachers or education entrepreneurs, these teachers have a huge role to play in our current education system. Here’s what you should know.
A new study published in the peer-reviewed journal, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), in March 2022 suggests that these differences are primarily due to discrimination, social exclusion and health disparities.
Looking for government schemes for women entrepreneurs? Click here for a list of schemes for women entrepreneurs, subsidies provided & how to further support them.
Meet the woman changing lives through her experience. Learn about Laxmi Agarwal’s story, and her efforts to support other acid attack survivors.
How does digital divide affect India? Find out more about digital divide in India, it's types, adverse effects of digital divide, challenges & steps to counter it.
Studies show that the global fintech founder community is still dominated by men. These women are therefore bringing forth much-needed change!
Maria Kuriakose, an entrepreneur from Thrissur, Kerala, is dedicatedly working towards changing that perception of coconut shells through her homegrown business, Thenga.
Want to know how feminist icons paved the way for women? Find out about the roots of feminism, its impact & stories about the powerful feminists who shaped it.
Meet Thinlas Chorol, the entrepreneur behind the only women-led, women-run travel agency in Ladakh.
Have you met the anonymous visual artist who is passionate about improving women’s healthcare in India? We reached out to Princess Pea to talk about her anonymity, what drives her to help women, and more.
In the mood for some snap stories? Here are some from my never-ending treasure trove of real-life tales.
Women who uplift each other have a greater chance at being successful. Here’s why.
According to a study, 80 per cent of Indian women have been mansplained. Here are some infuriating examples.
Curious to know about Indira Gandhi? Click here to learn about the 1st woman prime minister of India, her accomplishments, rise to power and the story of her assassination.
Anyone who is a woman (or identifies as one) knows that we don’t actually dislike each other. In fact, most of us share some of life’s most unexpectedly sweet moments with other women. Here are seven examples that will make you nod your head and smile in solidarity!
Wondering how women can support other women? Here's a guide on 10 powerful ways to support women at work & in life. Click to know how you can support & empower women.
Wondering what are women's self help groups? Click here to find out what they mean, govt. schemes for women SHGs in India and the types & benefits of women SHGs.
Who was Mrinalini Sarabhai? Click here to know of this legendary classical dancer who bought change in the society being an inspiring activist & advocate of feminism.
The work done by homemakers is not only real or genuine, but is also the labour on which nations and families are built and sustained. But does she get the support she deserves?
Women have always had your back, and history is proof. Here’s what you should know.
As Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine, it faces a tough fight. Women across the country–including members of parliament, are taking up arms to protect their beloved country.
We list down some inspiring women who have worked relentlessly to empower other women in the country through their initiatives.
Who is Shark Tank India investor, Vineeta Singh? Learn more about Vineeta Singh's early life, career at Sugar Cosmetics & journey to becoming a Shark Tank India judge.
Everybody needs allies, and Indian women can definitely do with your support when it comes to these issues. Read on to find out more.
From Dalit, tribal and LGBTQIA+ women to sex workers, farmers and ASHA workers, these women need you to have their backs.
The Indian transgender community has had a clear presence for centuries, and yet remain one of the most vulnerable groups in the country. Here’s what you should know.
Who is Shark Tank India investor, Namita Thapar? Learn more about Namita Thapar's early life, career, Emcure and accomplishments that made her Shark Tank India judge.
Sex workers, especially women are children, are some of the most vulnerable groups of our population. Here’s what you need to know.
Want to know about Indian female leaders in history? Click to know about top female leaders in politics, freedom fight & find out about Indian women who made history!
Gender justice is not the same as women empowerment, and yet, every woman deserves to get it. Here’s everything you should know.
Wondering who are the top female politicians in India? Check out this list of the most powerful political leaders and find out more about the impact that they created!
The rural-urban divide is not new, but without making the rural areas a part of the digital revolution, this nation cannot progress holistically. Here’s what you need to know.
With so many issues requiring your attention, it’s important you understand how to make a difference in the social justice movements around you and the world. Here’s what you need to know.
All you need to know about the Indian-origin chief economist at International Monetary Fund
These women are fighting for social justice every day by highlighting the transgenerational discrimination and oppressions the Scheduled Castes of India have faced.
Curious about Kalpana Chawala? Check this out to learn detailed information about Kalpana Chawla, her education, early life, NASA career, death and monumental legacy.
This year, as India celebrates Republic Day, the Indian Navy and the India Post will use their tableaux to weave the threads of a hopeful future.
These women may belong to different generations, nations and fields, but they have one thing in common—a career switch. Here’s what you should know.
Want to know inspiring stories of women? Click here for the most inspirational and empowering success stories of women who went against the odds to achieve success!
Want to know about successful women entrepreneurs in India? Click here to know the journey of famous women entrepreneurs and find out how they reached great heights.
Air India captain Zoya Agarwal created history by operating the longest non-stop commercial flight to India.
Here’s getting to know Bhavya Lal a little better and taking cues from a woman of such great brilliance like her.
Want to know about women IPS officers of India? Click here to know the exemplary work of female IPS officers & find out the story behind how they achieved their dream!
Mithali Raj was conferred the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award by India’s president, Ram Nath Kovind. This made her the first female cricketer to receive this award. Her career trajectory is worth tracing, as it can be a source of motivation and encouragement for many.
Studies show that behavioural changes are the most difficult to achieve, and yet, we commit to some at the beginning of every year—only to end up with broken promises and a sense of failure. Let’s take charge and change all that in 2022.
At Her Circle, we celebrate the achievements of the women of India every day. However, it is only right to shower some extra love on these amazing women who are paving the way for others in the years that have been as testing as 2020 and 2021.
Parts of the world made immense strides in making their nations more inclusive and safe for LGBTQ+ people, while some others regressed back in time. Here’s a closer look.
The project helps potential exporters through the process of expanding their business overseas easily.
From the Afghan women who are fighting the Taliban without holding powerful political offices to women in politics who have made breakthroughs this year, women have made their presence felt like never before.
Some of them won medals, some couldn’t. And yet, every woman on this list is a winner, a woman who inspired us all in 2021.
Making to the top of some of the best fashion brands with regards to animal welfare, Stella McCartney scored a 90 per cent as per the report.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to pursue something of your own, but are conflicted about your current work, take a leaf out of these women entrepreneurs’ books for some motivation.
Mallika Chopra, author, meditation expert and Deepak Chopra's daughter, has triggered a self-intent movement -- how to live with intent.
The French city is all set to develop its cycling infrastructure dramatically by adding bike lanes and parking spots.
In a step towards sustainable fashion alternatives, H&M sets out to test a new blockchain-based rental service in one of its Berlin stores.
From social evils like female infanticide and child marriage to limited access to education, health and economic resources, there are a lot of challenges that the girl child and woman in India faces. Here’s what you can do about it.
Child marriage and the subsequent violations of a girl’s rights aren’t just problems Indians face. In fact, it’s a global issue, and these women have taken up the fight against it.
It’s 2021, and we’re still talking about female infanticide because it’s still an evil that endangers the girl child and the woman in India. Here’s what you need to know.
These change makers are trying to solve the very real problems that plague our planet through STEM education and awareness.
The campaign, aimed at increasing awareness amongst consumers about sustainable beauty choices.
Supporting the girl child grows of great importance with each passing day and these organisations are doing their best to support them. Take a look at what they do and how you can help!
Despite the Child Marriage Restraint Act 1929 and Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006, this evil practice still plagues the girl child in the country today. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
To be the master of a field by the time you’re 11 is no mean feat, and these amazing women have proved this. Read on to find out more about them.
Curves are making a comeback in 2021, especially with Instagram bloggers making it a global movement. Dr Amanda M. Czerniawski explains why this body-positive movement is here to stay.
As Her Circle turns six months old, we take a look at how the platform has provided women a safe space of their own to grow with.
Looking for a scent that lies beyond the traditional gender bias and helps save the planet? Try a perfume from NASO Profumi, India’s first green gender-neutral fragrance brand.
As Her Circle turns six months old, we take a look at all the women achievers who have shared their experiences with us.
The eyewear industry, which has been experimenting with new and innovative alternatives like Metal X, bio-acetate as well as recycled steel and plastic, is experiencing a greener path of growth.
Even though the culinary industry is dominated by men, these women have proven that there's nothing stopping them from ruling it with their talent, endless determination and passion.
Chef Romy Gill is the undoubted star of Indian cooking in the UK, and she’s currently working on her next book. Here’s what we discovered during our conversation with the chef and author.
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that the armed forces have decided to induct women into the National Defence Academy (NDA).
There's a stigma associated with divorce in our society. Shikhar Dhawan's ex-wife, Aesha Mukerji open about her divorce in an inspiring Instagram post. She challenges the taboos and inspires women to stop suffering and move towards a positive change. Divorce is the new beginning for every woman.
Hemu Basu is quickly becoming a global sensation with her cake art. As she breaks into the niche baking society in the US, she shares her journey with us in this exclusive interview.
From speaking about their own battles with mental health issues to destigmatising therapy, counselling and even medications for these conditions, these women are playing a key role in breaking barriers about mental wellness.
When the Taliban first came to power in Afghanistan in the 1990s, the lives of women were turned upside down in the most brutal manner possible. Given their track record with women’s rights, will we see history repeating itself in the coming weeks and months?
It’s important to know your rights in order to safeguard yourself as a citizen of this country. Here are some women-centric laws you should be aware about.
Every individual has their own idea of what it means to have freedom and independence. We spoke to three women, who share what is a must on the independent woman checklist.
Bhikaji Cama was a nationalist and freedom fighter who co-designed and unfurled one of the first flags Indians could unite under, demanding its freedom from British rule. Here’s what you need to know about her, and how our national flag evolved.
From the fearless Rani of Jhansi to brave women like Pritilata Waddedar and Lakshmi Sahgal, there is no dearth of women warriors who fought for our freedom. Here are just a few of these women revolutionaries you should remember.
The Zoological Survey of India gets its first woman director. Dhriti Banerjee, an entomologist with expertise in Diptera, has taken over as the 18th director of the 105-year-old institute.
These movements shook age old patriarchal foundations that exist in our society, cultures, workplace, our academic institutions, public spaces, and homes.
From Sarojini Naidu and Sucheta Kriplani to Lakshmi Sahgal and Matangini Hazra, these women freedom fighters have left an indelible mark on Indian history. Here’s everything you need to know about them.
Despite various advancements and laws, patriarchy and misogyny restrict women from fully taking advantage of rights and opportunities in India
Many are unaware that the seeds of Swadeshi as a nationalist movement were sown by Indian women, as a lasting form of protest against British rule in the wake of the Bengal Partition of 1905. Here’s everything you need to know about these unsung women who fought for our freedom.
A year after the Supreme Court decriminalised homosexuality, Pragya Pallavi released Queerism, India’s first “for LGBTQIA+” album. Here’s what this indie artist wants you to know about the LGBTQIA+ community of India, and the true meaning of freedom to love and live the way you are.
The fashion event’s second digital version will take place from August 24 to 29.
Though not much is known about them, Indian women—ranging from queens to innkeepers and sex workers—participated in the Revolt of 1857. Here’s what you should know about them.
In 2014, Ira Singhal made history as the first disabled woman to top the civil services exam. This Disability Pride Month, we find out why this administrator and achiever believes everyone is differently abled, and how to make the world more inclusive for all.
An icon and India’s most decorated para athlete, Deepa Malik has looked some of the most difficult obstacles in the eye with nothing short of sheer will and passion, and come out on top. This Disability Pride Month, we bring you her inspiring story, in her own words.
Anybody who says ‘women aren’t funny’ needs to meet these eight amazing women who have taken the contemporary world of comedy by storm.
These seven Indian women are known for the leadership roles they have played in the world of finance.
As per the report, the online fashion sector witnessed an order volume growth of 51 per cent, and gross merchandise value increase of 45 per cent in 2021.
From having to sing and dance during their acts to pairing up with a male comedian, female stand-up comedians have endured it all for the sake of their art, and have emerged victorious. Here’s what you need to know about how the first female comedians made it big and managed to inspire us as well.
Mawya Sudan was commissioned as a flying officer in the Indian Air Force, making her J&K's first and the country's twelfth female fighter pilot.
Geeta Saini, the winner of the 13th Senior Women’s Body Building Competition, is overcoming every stereotype about women bodybuilders—and the obstacles presented by the COVID-19 pandemic—to be able to represent India on the international stage. The champion female bodybuilder from Haryana shares her story.
You may know her as an actor and producer, but over the past few years, Dia Mirza has also worked on sustainability. In an exclusive interview, she shares how she has made sustainability a part of her personal life, and how she believes all of us can work towards a better world.
Getting higher education and a college degree was the toughest thing for Indian women around a 100 years ago. However, these five women—the first women graduates of India—fought tooth and nail to exercise their rights. Here’s everything you should know about them.
Education was a distant and impossible dream for Indian women 200 years ago. The pioneers who opened the first girls’ schools in India made this dream possible. Here’s why every Indian woman today should know about them.
Little Hands is a drive started by Vanshika, Advika and Mahika Sangla, and their goal is to give back to the frontline workers leading the fight against COVID-19. Their small-yet-sumptuous snack boxes are so loved that their venture now includes almost 30 children catering goodies to hospitals, sanitation departments and the police force in Indore.
A prolific academician, fiery social activist, and inspiring educator, Dr Ranjana Kumari says that the time has come for women today to explore the possibility of thinking differently, with a new framework in mind.
History is testament to the fact that enlightened men—men who see women as equal partners with unlimited potential rather than subjects or objects to control—have played a huge role in helping women find their voice, make their stand and march towards liberation. Here are five you should be inspired by.
Farm to table is a sustainable concept that connects organic farmers and their local, fresh produce to customers. Here are six Indian women leading the charge in this sustainability movement with their ventures.
Sahithi Divi is the woman behind Impact Scientist, the rural innovation programme bringing the stories of female weavers in Malikipuram, Andhra Pradesh, to the fore.
From religious instructors and nurses to physicians, reformers and dancers, these women educators have left an indelible mark on our history. Here’s what you need to know about some of the most famous women who have influenced generations of students.
Agricultural entrepreneur Ruchi Jain is enabling sustainable, organic farmers across India through her venture, Taru Naturals. Her goal is to restore ecosystems while motivating consumers to make eco-friendly food choices. This is her story.
The Grammy-nominated performer is the first Indian-American to be recognised as a part of the Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) community’s Heritage Month celebrations.
From environmental activism to running businesses that minimise environmental damage, these women are showing the world just how to achieve sustainable development goals and save the planet.
Entrepreneur Anamika Sengupta’s venture started with the search of a simple baby wrap and the need to bring up her son naturally. Now, she runs two sustainable brands that deliver to 57 countries. So, how challenging is natural, sustainable living? She shares her story.
Italian journalist Alessandra Galloni will be the first woman to hold this position in the news agency's history. She will be overseeing 2,500 journalists in 200 locations around the world.
Archery may be a lonely sport, but Ridhi Phor – who already has national and international medals under her belt – is ready to make waves at international events with the support of the Reliance Foundation (RF).
Studies suggest that this oldest and most traditional channel of selling provides women with a chance of starting an independent business and have financial security.
Lijjat Papad started with seven women in the ‘50s in Mumbai, and now employs around 45,000 women across 17 states of India. Here’s the remarkable story of India’s oldest all-woman cooperative, which started with a meagre seed money of 80 rupees, but now has an annual turnover of more than 800 crore rupees.
Ambedkar dreamt of an inclusive India, where women are not relegated to the margins.
Women in most cultures are assigned important roles in households. However, where the finance industry is concerned, their presence may seem like a recent development. History shows that this is not completely true, as we find instances of many women through the ages who have proved that they can handle money matters as well as men.
These teenage football prodigies were selected by the All India Football Federation (AIFF) for the scouting camp to pick the team for the Under-17 Women’s World Cup, originally to be hosted in India in 2020 but since rescheduled to 2022, after their stunning performances at the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) tournaments.
The finance industry was considered a male-dominated field for the longest time. While women are still underrepresented in this industry, leaders like Ana Botin, Jessica Tan, and Abigail P. Johnson have clearly paved the way for others to succeed. Here are some of the most powerful women in finance from around the globe, who you can draw inspiration from.
The team walked away as the winners of 2017-18 National Finals of the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS). They won each of their eight matches, scoring 87 goals and conceding only four.
The 15 year-old sprint hurdler has emerged as a top performer at the recently concluded Junior National Championships in Guwahati.
The pair were picked by the All India Football Federation (AIFF) to attend the National Camp to be scouted for a place in the Under-17 Women’s World Cup meant to be played in India, after a scout watched their gameplay during a Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) tournament, age allowing got chosen for the U-15 National Team For SAFF.
While there is an array of science and tech courses available to the science students, this list aims at narrowing some cool options for you.
These leaders and frontrunners have inspired women to pursue careers in STEM, while breaking gender barriers along the way.
Mitali Shah, a project manager by profession, took to a technology that is gradually finding its footing in India.
At 25, she decided to dedicate her life to making Potloi, a resolve that has resulted her in her bagging the Padma Shri, India’s fourth-highest civilian award, this year.
Gitanjali Rao was given the award for her “astonishing work using technology to tackle issues ranging from contaminated drinking water to opioid addiction and cyberbullying.”
Maitri Shah is the founder of Mind Assets, an organisation aimed at empowering the disabled through work from home job opportunities.
Nidhi Parmar Hiranandani has donated 55 litres (and counting!) of breast milk to help newborns in need ever since she began breastfeeding her baby boy, Veer.
Eureka Apta and Joanna Wang participated in a city-wide drive to feed over 500 dogs to commemorate their big day.
She battled all odds and emerged victorious.
The mother-daughter duo has one goal—to make cancer survivors feel confident in their own skin.
The 32-year-old is on a mission to showcase the versatility and utility of paper, one of the most ‘mundane’ products of everyday lives.
The co-founder of The Moms Co. gives us an insight into starting out as an entrepreneur, and how she tackled challenges along the way.
He is a man on a mission. The 26-year-old founder of Humans for Humanity is endeavouring to make the country we live in a healthier, and safer place by spreading awareness about menstrual hygiene one village at a time.
The 23-year-old created history by becoming the first Indian to win an individual medal at the Gymnastics World Cup in 2018.
The nonagenarian had one desire—to earn money of her own, and stand on her two feet.
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