The Supreme Court has held that menstrual health is part of the right to life, issuing binding directions to all schools and reshaping how equality and education are enforced. Read more »
The microbes living in our gut can shape whether certain cutting-edge immunotherapies succeed or fail, turning probiotics into players in modern medicine. Read more »
Rising female labour participation masks deeper constraints without time use gender statistics, employment surveys misread women’s work and misguide policy. #gender Read more »
For women in midlife, regular exercise plays a huge role in countering muscle loss related to hormonal shifts during menopause. Read more »
From Austronesian voyagers spreading from Taiwan to Indonesia and beyond, to the rise of empires and the slave trade, migration has shaped cultures and history through time. Read more »
The US withdrawal from WHO weakens global health coordination while exposing deep, unresolved failures in America’s own pandemic response. #WHO Read more »
Health inequity is about avoidable, unjust gaps, and it persists because systems ignore the social frictions that block uptake. Read more »
Educated youth unemployment in India persists despite high economic growth, pointing to a structural mismatch between degrees and jobs. Read more »
India’s female labour force participation remains abysmally low, and community skilling camps show what changes outcomes. Read more »
India is among the world’s most digital economies, but the growing digital gender gap will have direct consequences for education and job prospects of women. #digitalgap Read more »