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Grassroots Leaders and Powerful National Politicians Talk The Same Language
South Asia, with a population of 1.7 billion people and 1.5 million villages, has an estimated three million elected representatives. Half, or 1.5 million, of them are women.
Hope Still Alive in ‘Terror Town’ of Malegaon
Early that morning, we had got off the Nashik railway station and got into the waiting Maharashtra government car. Out destination was Malegaon - a town located 280 km north-east of Mumbai and 110 km from Nashik.
New Program Engages Coaches in Fostering Gender Equality
Twenty-six coaches and their teams from 26 schools associated with the Mumbai School Sports Association (MSSA) participated in the programme.
Working Women Shrug Off Stereotypes to Shine in Saudia Arabia
In this very restrained social space are some well-qualified, professional women who are shattering stereotypes. Take Rotana Sobhi Al-Kadi, who works as a research analyst and that too in the mixed gender environment of an investment bank.
‘Water Baby’ Bhakti Swims Towards New Horizons
Even as a child, Sharma had made the local pool her playground. In fact, she is an eight-time Rajasthan state champion in competitive swimming. Then when she turned 14, her mother, Leena, suggested she try open water swimming.
