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International Women's Day 2025: Government Women Empowerment Schemes In India
International Women's Day 2025: The government has launched a number of schemes in the last few years to ensure women get their fair share in society.
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Union Minister's Daughter Harassed At Maharashtra Fair, 1 Arrested
A junior minister in the Union cabinet has raised questions over women's safety in Maharashtra after her minor daughter was harassed at a fair in Jalgaon district, giving ammunition to the opposition Congress over the law-and-order situation.
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"Is It Equality?": Bengaluru Man's Post Questioning Free Bus Service For Women Sparks Debate
A Bengaluru man has ignited debate on social media with his post questioning the fairness and sustainability of the state's free bus service for women.
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"Nonsense": BJP Demands Apology From DMK Leader Over 'Face Cream' Remark
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has demanded an apology from Kathir Anand, candidate of the ruling Dravid Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) from Vellore Lok Sabha constituency, over his alleged remarks against women during an election event.
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Giant Wheel Gets Jammed Midway At Delhi Fair, 20 Rescued Close To Midnight
Around 20 persons, including four children and 12 women, were rescued from a giant wheel after it developed some technical snag at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi's outer north, Delhi Fire Service officials said.
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"Referee Was Not Fair": Bhavani Devi Fumes After Asian Games 2023 Fencing Loss
Bhavani Devi's impressive run in the women's sabre individual category at the Asian Games 2023 ended in the quarterfinals.
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Taliban Ban Girls From Studying Beyond Class 3: Report
Women in the country have also been banned from going to parks, gyms, fairs, salons and must cover themselves in public.
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"Protect All Daughters Or No One?" Supreme Court's Tough Manipur Questions
The two women filed petitions in the Supreme Court against the centre and the Manipur government. The petitions request that the Supreme Court take suo motu action on the case and order a fair and impartial inquiry.
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NDTV Impact: Probe After Madhya Pradesh Folk Dancers Tested For HIV/AIDS
Women folk dancers were tested for HIV/AIDS by health department officials before they attended a fair at a temple for Goddess Sita in Madhya Pradesh's Ashoknagar district on Sunday.
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Women Folk Dancers Tested For HIV/AIDS At Temple In Madhya Pradesh
Women folk dancers were tested for HIV/AIDS by health department officials before they attended a fair at a temple for Goddess Sita in Madhya Pradesh's Ashoknagar district. The three-day event started yesterday.
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Army Not Being Fair To Women Officers, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the army to put its "house in order" saying that it feels that it has not been "fair" to the women officers who have alleged delay in promotions after being granted permanent commission.
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Pregnant Angelique Kerber Withdraws From US Open
Former women's world number one Angelique Kerber announced on Wednesday that she is pregnant and has withdrawn from next week's US Open joking "two against one just isn't a fair competition."
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Deadline Over, Women Footballers Wait For 'Fair Play' As Government Swings Into Action
The AFC Women's Club Championship starts on Saturday. The schedule says that India's matches have been cancelled, but the club from India, Gokulam Kerala FC is still hoping for a turnaround as the centre has now got involved and is negotiating with FIFA to let the girls play.
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Smriti Irani To Confer 27 Teams AICTE Lilavati Awards Today
AICTE Lilavati Awards 2021: The award, the Chairman added, intends to create an ambiance of ‘equality and fairness for women in all institutions regulated by AICTE.
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Pain Free, Play Freer: Late Bloomer Danielle Collins Enjoys Time Of Her Life
"No pain, no gain" is a mantra often heard anywhere elite athletes train and Danielle Collins has had more than her fair share of pain on the long road to a first Grand Slam final.
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International Women's Day 2025: Government Women Empowerment Schemes In India
International Women's Day 2025: The government has launched a number of schemes in the last few years to ensure women get their fair share in society.
-
Union Minister's Daughter Harassed At Maharashtra Fair, 1 Arrested
A junior minister in the Union cabinet has raised questions over women's safety in Maharashtra after her minor daughter was harassed at a fair in Jalgaon district, giving ammunition to the opposition Congress over the law-and-order situation.
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"Is It Equality?": Bengaluru Man's Post Questioning Free Bus Service For Women Sparks Debate
A Bengaluru man has ignited debate on social media with his post questioning the fairness and sustainability of the state's free bus service for women.
-
"Nonsense": BJP Demands Apology From DMK Leader Over 'Face Cream' Remark
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has demanded an apology from Kathir Anand, candidate of the ruling Dravid Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) from Vellore Lok Sabha constituency, over his alleged remarks against women during an election event.
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Giant Wheel Gets Jammed Midway At Delhi Fair, 20 Rescued Close To Midnight
Around 20 persons, including four children and 12 women, were rescued from a giant wheel after it developed some technical snag at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi's outer north, Delhi Fire Service officials said.
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"Referee Was Not Fair": Bhavani Devi Fumes After Asian Games 2023 Fencing Loss
Bhavani Devi's impressive run in the women's sabre individual category at the Asian Games 2023 ended in the quarterfinals.
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Taliban Ban Girls From Studying Beyond Class 3: Report
Women in the country have also been banned from going to parks, gyms, fairs, salons and must cover themselves in public.
-
"Protect All Daughters Or No One?" Supreme Court's Tough Manipur Questions
The two women filed petitions in the Supreme Court against the centre and the Manipur government. The petitions request that the Supreme Court take suo motu action on the case and order a fair and impartial inquiry.
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NDTV Impact: Probe After Madhya Pradesh Folk Dancers Tested For HIV/AIDS
Women folk dancers were tested for HIV/AIDS by health department officials before they attended a fair at a temple for Goddess Sita in Madhya Pradesh's Ashoknagar district on Sunday.
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Women Folk Dancers Tested For HIV/AIDS At Temple In Madhya Pradesh
Women folk dancers were tested for HIV/AIDS by health department officials before they attended a fair at a temple for Goddess Sita in Madhya Pradesh's Ashoknagar district. The three-day event started yesterday.
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Army Not Being Fair To Women Officers, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the army to put its "house in order" saying that it feels that it has not been "fair" to the women officers who have alleged delay in promotions after being granted permanent commission.
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Pregnant Angelique Kerber Withdraws From US Open
Former women's world number one Angelique Kerber announced on Wednesday that she is pregnant and has withdrawn from next week's US Open joking "two against one just isn't a fair competition."
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Deadline Over, Women Footballers Wait For 'Fair Play' As Government Swings Into Action
The AFC Women's Club Championship starts on Saturday. The schedule says that India's matches have been cancelled, but the club from India, Gokulam Kerala FC is still hoping for a turnaround as the centre has now got involved and is negotiating with FIFA to let the girls play.
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Smriti Irani To Confer 27 Teams AICTE Lilavati Awards Today
AICTE Lilavati Awards 2021: The award, the Chairman added, intends to create an ambiance of ‘equality and fairness for women in all institutions regulated by AICTE.
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Pain Free, Play Freer: Late Bloomer Danielle Collins Enjoys Time Of Her Life
"No pain, no gain" is a mantra often heard anywhere elite athletes train and Danielle Collins has had more than her fair share of pain on the long road to a first Grand Slam final.
