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Female Athletes Lost Nearly 900 Medals To Transgender Competitors: UN Report
Over 600 female athletes across 29 sports have lost medals, sparking ongoing debates on gender inclusivity in sports.
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Will Take 5 Generations To Achieve Gender Parity, Says New Economic Report
However, there is a glimmer of hope in this year's election cycle, which could foster significant improvements in women's political representation.
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Women Scientists Seek Parity, Some Want Equal Share For Men In Childcare Leave
India is a rising power in research and development but surprisingly, women constitute less than 20 percent of its scientific workforce.
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Cricket South Africa Announces Equal Match Fees Across Genders
The Proteas join New Zealand and India as countries that have announced pay parity across the genders.
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Panel Of Rajya Sabha Vice-Chairpersons Reconstituted, Half Are Women
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar today reconstituted the panel of vice-chairpersons of Parliament's upper house with half of them being women.
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India Ranks 127 Out Of 146 For Gender Parity: World Economic Forum Report
The World Economic Forum (WEF) ranked India at 135 out of 146 countries in the Global Gender Gap Index in the report's 2022 edition.
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Spain Set To Introduce Law Requiring 40% Women In Company Boards
Election lists, corporate boards of directors and governing boards of professional associations will all be subject to gender parity requirements under the Equal Representation Law.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas Talks About Lack Of Pay Parity In Bollywood, Says Many Women Still Deal With That
In the interview, the actor also discussed India's fair-skin obsession and recalled being body-shamed because of her complexion.
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India Ranks 135th Globally For Gender Parity; Worst For Health, Survival
India was on Wednesday ranked low at 135th place in terms of gender parity, despite an improvement of five places since last year on better performance in areas of economic participation and opportunity.
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"Still Not Managed To Enthuse Enough Women For Politics": Germany's Angela Merkel
Angela Merkel encouraged more women to get involved in German politics as she prepared to leave office after 16 years as the country's first female chancellor, saying it was still too male-dominated and needed to get with the times.
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Tokyo Olympics: Number Of Oath-Takers Increased From Three To Six In Opening Ceremony
The number of oath-takers at the Olympics opening ceremony has been doubled from three to six for the Tokyo Games to ensure gender parity, the IOC said while announcing that the oath has also been reworked slightly to incorporate "inclusion and equality" in it.
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Tokyo Olympics: India Might Have Two Flag-Bearers, Says IOA Chief
Indian Olympic Association chief Narinder Batra said that India can have one male and one female flag-bearer at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Pandemic Delays Gender Parity By A Generation: World Economic Forum
The pandemic has rolled back years of progress towards equality between men and women, according a report Wednesday showing the crisis had added decades to the trajectory towards closing the gender gap.
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"Want Equal Share In Care Of New Born": TDP MP Seeks Paternity Leave
A Telugu Desam Party (TDP) parliamentarian has sought nine days of paternity leave from the Lok Sabha Speaker during the ongoing Budget Session of the House. Srikakulam MP Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu's request, along with his reasoning, mark a rare instance of gender parity, especially in the mater of childcare, being taken seriously in India.
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IIT Roorkee, JNV And DST Join To Bring Gender Parity In STEM
IIT Roorkee and the Department of Science and Technology (DST) have collaborated to bring gender parity in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) through Vigyan Jyoti Scheme.
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Female Athletes Lost Nearly 900 Medals To Transgender Competitors: UN Report
Over 600 female athletes across 29 sports have lost medals, sparking ongoing debates on gender inclusivity in sports.
-
Will Take 5 Generations To Achieve Gender Parity, Says New Economic Report
However, there is a glimmer of hope in this year's election cycle, which could foster significant improvements in women's political representation.
-
Women Scientists Seek Parity, Some Want Equal Share For Men In Childcare Leave
India is a rising power in research and development but surprisingly, women constitute less than 20 percent of its scientific workforce.
-
Cricket South Africa Announces Equal Match Fees Across Genders
The Proteas join New Zealand and India as countries that have announced pay parity across the genders.
-
Panel Of Rajya Sabha Vice-Chairpersons Reconstituted, Half Are Women
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar today reconstituted the panel of vice-chairpersons of Parliament's upper house with half of them being women.
-
India Ranks 127 Out Of 146 For Gender Parity: World Economic Forum Report
The World Economic Forum (WEF) ranked India at 135 out of 146 countries in the Global Gender Gap Index in the report's 2022 edition.
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Spain Set To Introduce Law Requiring 40% Women In Company Boards
Election lists, corporate boards of directors and governing boards of professional associations will all be subject to gender parity requirements under the Equal Representation Law.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas Talks About Lack Of Pay Parity In Bollywood, Says Many Women Still Deal With That
In the interview, the actor also discussed India's fair-skin obsession and recalled being body-shamed because of her complexion.
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India Ranks 135th Globally For Gender Parity; Worst For Health, Survival
India was on Wednesday ranked low at 135th place in terms of gender parity, despite an improvement of five places since last year on better performance in areas of economic participation and opportunity.
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"Still Not Managed To Enthuse Enough Women For Politics": Germany's Angela Merkel
Angela Merkel encouraged more women to get involved in German politics as she prepared to leave office after 16 years as the country's first female chancellor, saying it was still too male-dominated and needed to get with the times.
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Tokyo Olympics: Number Of Oath-Takers Increased From Three To Six In Opening Ceremony
The number of oath-takers at the Olympics opening ceremony has been doubled from three to six for the Tokyo Games to ensure gender parity, the IOC said while announcing that the oath has also been reworked slightly to incorporate "inclusion and equality" in it.
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Tokyo Olympics: India Might Have Two Flag-Bearers, Says IOA Chief
Indian Olympic Association chief Narinder Batra said that India can have one male and one female flag-bearer at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Pandemic Delays Gender Parity By A Generation: World Economic Forum
The pandemic has rolled back years of progress towards equality between men and women, according a report Wednesday showing the crisis had added decades to the trajectory towards closing the gender gap.
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"Want Equal Share In Care Of New Born": TDP MP Seeks Paternity Leave
A Telugu Desam Party (TDP) parliamentarian has sought nine days of paternity leave from the Lok Sabha Speaker during the ongoing Budget Session of the House. Srikakulam MP Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu's request, along with his reasoning, mark a rare instance of gender parity, especially in the mater of childcare, being taken seriously in India.
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IIT Roorkee, JNV And DST Join To Bring Gender Parity In STEM
IIT Roorkee and the Department of Science and Technology (DST) have collaborated to bring gender parity in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) through Vigyan Jyoti Scheme.
