Tag: Womens
Protecting Women Beyond Borders:Non-Resident Keralites Affairs And Non-Resident Keralite Women’s Cell
Policy UpdateArjya Shree PandeBackground The department of Non Resident Keralites Affairs (NORKA) was established by the Government of Kerala on 6th December 1996 as India’s...
DEEN DAYAL LADO LAKSHMI YOJANA 2025: ASSESSING WOMEN’S INCOME SUPPORT IN...
Policy UpdateKarnavi ShendeBACKGROUNDWomen’s economic insecurity in India is shaped not only by low incomes but also by unpaid care work, limited control over household...
PALNA SCHEME: CHILDCARE FOR WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT (2022)
Policy UpdateShivali Yadav1. Background :The Palna scheme was started by the Ministry of Women and Child Development on 1 April 2022. This is part...
Rural Women’s Property Revolution : NHFS-6 On Women Property Ownership –...
Mansi TirthaniBackgroundIn India property ownership is one of the most significant pillars of socio-economic empowerment but for an individual Indian woman it is a...
Thirteen Years After Delhi Gangrape, Women’s Safety Is Still A Huge...
Urvashi PrasadOn the night of May 11, 2026, a 30-year-old factory worker in Delhi asked a stranger at a bus stop what time it...
Best Of Both Sides: Women’s Reservation Can Give A Voice To...
Aditi Narayani PaswanIt is the small yet impactful changes happening in India’s villages which show that a democratic transformation is underway. Here, the meaning...
Women’s Land Rights: Centre Of India’s Agricultural Reform
A. Amarender ReddyLand rights shape access to credit, subsidies, insurance, and power within the household, and it is the foundation of economic security for...
Why Climate Policy Needs Women’s Leadership – Not Just Women As...
Vaibhav SononeOne afternoon in Mavai block of Mandla district, I was sitting with a group of Baiga women, a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG), listening...
Public Spaces, Private Burdens: Women’s Access To Urban Infrastructure In India
Atharva SalunkeIndian urban policy increasingly frames cities as inclusive, liveable, and gender-sensitive. Yet, this narrative collapses under scrutiny. Women’s everyday engagement with cities reveals...
Khula And The Law: Reclaiming Muslim Women’s Right To Unilateral Divorce...
Audrey DmelloThe Telangana High Court has reaffirmed that Muslim women can seek a unilateral divorce through khula without needing their husband’s consent, underscoring long-standing...
