Equality  

Sampat Pal Devi started the Gulabi Gang group in the Banda district of Uttar Pradesh in the year 2006. The purpose of the gang is to bring equality by addressing the issues of gender and caste oppression.

Started as a movement to bring equal rights, better working conditions, and fair wages for women labourers in New York City in 1909, International Women's Day has become more than that. It is a celebration of women's achievements and fighting against discrimination and oppression, spreading awareness for women's rights and gender equality. 

International Women's Day is round the corner. Here are 7 Bollywood women led movies set to inspire women folks! From 'Raazi' to 'Piku' these movies speak of the immense strength that women are!

In the latest episode of Kiska Brand Bajega, host Aditya Bhat interviews Navya Naveli Nanda about her foundation, Project Naveli, and her podcast 'What the Hell Navya.' They discuss her journey, lockdown conversations, and relevant social themes

Every year on March 8, people observe this day to honor and recognize the contributions made by women. Here is all the information you need to know about International Women's Day, including its date and purposes.

Navya Naveli Nanda partners with UP Warriorz for Project Naveli, promoting women's digital safety and empowerment through sports, entrepreneurship, and mental health initiatives, addressing online abuse and supporting women athletes

Rituparna Neog is a trans woman, storyteller, educator, and gender rights activist dedicated to promoting education and eradicating gender discrimination. She has established two free libraries in her village and has conducted sessions on gender equality in over 40 universities.

Akash Yadav’s organization ‘Royal Krishna Ki Pathshala’ provides free education to children from underprivileged background. The ultimate goal is to provide essential items and create an environment that fosters equality and positive mindset.

Malvika Iyer lost both her hands in an accident when she was only 13 years old. She was bedridden for almost two years, and despite that she continued her education and emerged as a state topper in class 10. She completed her doctorate degree in Social Work in the year 2017, and today she serves as a motivational speaker and inspires people from all around the world.

Ekta was originally born as a male with the name ‘Virendra.’ However, she could never identify as a man. She was born in Lakhimpur and did her graduation from there. Due to the lack of support from her family, she made the decision to leave her home. Ekta established an NGO called ‘Ekta Seva Sansthan,’ aimed at providing support and services not only to the transgender community but also to others in need.

In the true spirit of Ram Rajya, a state based on equality and harmony, Iqbal Ansari, who was one of the litigants in Ayodhya land dispute case, has received an invitation to be part of the bhumi pujan

Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal said the overturning of the decision taken by the Kejriwal government was necessary as it was against constitutional guarantees of equality and right to life for all
 

In today’s episode of Not For Women Only with Sunita Iyer, we take a look at some of the things we as a country must do to make India a safer place for women to work and live.

The Vice President of India, M Venkaiah Naidu called upon the youth to take a vow to put an end to social evils such as discrimination based on gender, caste, and disrespect to women by leading the nation towards equality. Expressing concern over the erosion of values in the society, especially in the context of the recent atrocities against women, the Vice President opined that mere a Bill or an Act was not sufficient to act as a deterrent to crimes against women. He stressed the need for a change of Mindset in people to arrest such tendencies and incidents.

'I am delighted to receive this recognition from the TIME. I believe in gender equality. I will continue to fight for the rights of young girls and women in sports as well as in the larger society,' Dutee Chand said