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THOUGHT FACTORY: LISTENING IS THE NEW LOOKING
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Gender
How Did a DD Show On Sex Education Become India’s Most Watched Television Programme?
The show uses the form of a highly charged soap, complete with dramatic music and cliff-hangers, to impart lessons on spacing between pregnancies, contraceptives, puberty, and...
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Business Leaders Are Failing To Take The Gender Pay Gap Seriously: Survey
The problem of the pay gap between men and women is likely to persist, as a significant proportion of business leaders do not see it as an issue, according to survey results r...
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'Billions' Star Tells Ellen What It Means To Identify As Gender Non-Binary
Asia Kate Dillon is making history as the first gender non-binary character on a mainstream television show, Showtime’s “Billions.” The star, who also identi...
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Artists And Scientists Are Teaming With Businesses And Nonprofits On Gender Concerns
In the thick of Women’s History Month, calls for greater gender parity have companies and nonprofits joining forces with artists, writers, actors, and scientists to more...
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An Acid Attack Survivor’s Dream Of Owning A Salon’s Coming True Thanks To Miranda House Students
Soniya Choudhary survived a horrific acid attack that left her face damaged. And she wants to make sure other people look and feel their best. A fighter by nature, this beauti...
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Does The Indian Millennial Woman Face Gender Discrimination At Work?
Over 90 per cent of India's millennial -- those born between 1980-2000 -- working women believe that they get equal opportunities regardless of gender, a C has revealed. Workp...
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Indian-American Teen Indrani Das Bags The ‘Junior Nobel’ And $250,000 In Cash Prize
Indrani Das, an Indian-American teenager, has just walked away with the top prize in one of the most prestigious science competitions in the world – the Regeneron Scienc...
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Sweden To Modernize Law On Changing Gender
At present Swedish law states that transgender people must go through a medical procedure before they can have their gender change legally recognized, but the government now w...
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Paediatrics Academy Starts Drive On Child Rights
To make parents aware about the child rights and help children safeguard their own rights, Indian Academy of Paediatrics (IAP) have initiated a year long awareness campaign. I...
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UN Chief Calls For More Men To Stand Up For Gender Equality
The world needs more women leaders and men standing up for gender equality, UN chief Antonio Guterres has said while asserting that the empowerment of women is about breaking ...
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