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India’s water crisis is also a gender and labour crisis. The unpaid burden of fetching water costs women time, education, income, and opportunity—and demands policy recognition 

Global shocks, driven by inflation and supply chain disruptions, act as a ‘stealth tax’ on vulnerable groups, threatening gender equity

When it’s domestic work, it’s a women’s job, and their external employment hardly matters as even there, the compensation is gender-linked

While more women are participating in paid work, this has not been accompanied by a reduction in unpaid work

Anusha Bharadwaj, despite studying engineering, chose to get into the field of social work to make an impact in the society for the upcoming generations

India needs ‘disruptive change’ to shatter patriarchal social norms

Prof SM Rahmatullah expressed concern at the increasing cases of gender-based violence and how each one should adopt good practices and create an atmosphere of justice