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Gender Concerns in Politics and Policy Making in The UK
Lynne Featherstone, UK's Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Equalities, who has also been appointed as Ministerial Champion on the International Violence against Women, was recently on her first visit to India.
Tendu Leaf Trade a Vital Source of Livelihood for India’s Impoverished Region
Uncertain rainfall has also contributed towards making farming here something of a gamble. The family finances of Radhanath Rout, a 55-year-old marginal farmer from the Boden block of Nuapada, graphically illustrates why tendu leaf gathering is so c
Women’s Group Petitions Government to Formally Recognize Home-Based Workers
She lives in a cramped dwelling tucked away in the warren of bylanes that mark the neighbourhood of Asia's largest mosque, Delhi's Jama Masjid.
‘Freedom to Create’ Showcases Women’s Voices and Hope Around The World
These are just some of the glimpses from the handful of films, videos, photographs, plays, music, paintings that were recently on display at a gallery in Mumbai. The debut 'Freedom To Create' exhibition saw works of artists, photographers, filmmak
The Sweet Taste of Success
Laxmibai Shelke, 45, was skeptical when she heard that some farmers were experimenting with new methods of cultivation to boost their sugarcane production.
