How the tech industry can close the gender gap at the highest levels: Munira Loliwala of TeamLease Digital
IWD 2025:Positive trends are emerging to address the gender gap as many organisations are implementing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies, such as flexible work arrangements,
Accelerating Action in Sustainable Beauty and Ethical Sourcing: Mani Tyagi of Gemeria Hair
IWD 2025: Sustainable beauty extends beyond eco-friendly packaging; it includes ethically sourcing raw materials, undertaking fair trade practices, and reducing carbon footprints in each production
Women’s Leadership Key for Sustainability to Make Transformative Impact: Kimmy Babbar of JCBL Group
IWD 2025: While sustainability is a collective responsibility, the role of women in this journey remains underestimated if their successes in sectors ranging from
The Role of Micro-Entrepreneurship in Accelerating Women’s Empowerment: Edyta Kurek of Oriflame
IWD 2025: Plug-and-play micro-business models provide ready-made solutions that allow women to start businesses with minimal upfront investment and training, and often with logistical
Women Redefine Luxury with Sustainable Choices: Disha Shah of DiAi Designs
IWD 2025: The future of luxury shopping will be driven by sustainability, as consumers and brands adopt eco-friendly practices, leveraging blockchain for supply chain
The Rise of Rural Women Entrepreneurs: Ritvika Naidu of Prabhu Naidu Ltd
IWD 2025: The biggest change is happening in mindsets, as these women are not only running businesses but also challenging outdated gender roles, becoming
Gender equality progress is slow, but enduring: Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, Deputy Executive Director, UN Women
On the eve of IWD 2025, UN Women’s Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda urges recognition of individual efforts in gender equality as every action contributes to lasting
