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Why Tinder Added A New Height Filter To Cut Men Down To Size, And What Indian Women Say
Tinder has introduced a new global premium feature that allows users to indicate a preferred height range for potential matches
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AAP's Poll Special: Rs 1,000 A Month For Delhi Women, Rs 2,100 If It Wins
Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday announced a new scheme for Delhi women - Rs 1,000 in their accounts every month, with a promise to double it Rs 2,100 if his Aam Aadmi Party wins February's election.
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Delhi Metro Launches Bike Taxi Service For Commuters, Includes Women Drivers For Females
The new bike taxi initiative by DMRC aims to provide efficient and time-saving rides within a designated radius.
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What do Meta's New Safety Initiatives to Protect Women Really Mean for Women in India?
Meta has launched a slew of safety initiatives for India to protect the women users. The initiatives include the launch of stopnciiI.org in India, a safety hub of women, and the appointment of the first Indian members in Meta’s Global Women’s Safety Expert Advisors.
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Twitter Launches New Initiatives to Tackle Misinformation Ahead of Assembly Elections in India
Twitter India on Monday launched a series of new initiatives including a new information search prompt and a custom emoji ahead of the scheduled assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry. This will help users get information on voter registration, details about EVMs and VVPATs, and help tackle election-related mis...
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International Women’s Day 2021: Facebook Celebrates Diversity With New Logo
A new Facebook logo has been launched to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021. It syncs with this year’s theme of #ChooseToChallenge, which calls out to the world to celebrate women’s achievements, raise awareness against gender bias, and take action for equality.
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Twitter Adds New Search Prompt to Help Survivors of Domestic Violence in India
Twitter is adding a new search prompt for users in India that aims to serve information and updates from "authoritative sources" around domestic violence.
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Ladies Up Trailer: In Netflix’s New All-Women Special, Kaneez Surka, Prashasti Singh Dive Into Divorce, Casual Sex
Netflix has unveiled a teaser trailer (on YouTube), a full-length trailer (on Netflix.com), and episodic titles for Ladies Up, the stand-up comedy series that features four Indian women in Kaneez Surka, Niveditha Prakasam, Supriya Joshi, and Prashasti Singh.
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Google Search Trends in India on March 3, 2020, Explained: From Coronavirus to Nirbhaya Case
Here, we analyse the 10 biggest search daily search trends in India, and explain why they are trending, giving you context for the search terms’ current popularity. From coronavirus to the Nirbhaya case, here are the top search trends in India today.
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'Gross and Shocking’: Women Call for New Laws to Stop Cyber-Flashing
In Britain, more than 40 percent of millennial women have been sent an unsolicited photo of a man's private parts, according to a YouGov poll in 2017, while just over half of US millennial women have received a graphic image, according to a separate YouGov poll in the same year.
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Why Tinder Added A New Height Filter To Cut Men Down To Size, And What Indian Women Say
Tinder has introduced a new global premium feature that allows users to indicate a preferred height range for potential matches
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AAP's Poll Special: Rs 1,000 A Month For Delhi Women, Rs 2,100 If It Wins
Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday announced a new scheme for Delhi women - Rs 1,000 in their accounts every month, with a promise to double it Rs 2,100 if his Aam Aadmi Party wins February's election.
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Delhi Metro Launches Bike Taxi Service For Commuters, Includes Women Drivers For Females
The new bike taxi initiative by DMRC aims to provide efficient and time-saving rides within a designated radius.
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What do Meta's New Safety Initiatives to Protect Women Really Mean for Women in India?
Meta has launched a slew of safety initiatives for India to protect the women users. The initiatives include the launch of stopnciiI.org in India, a safety hub of women, and the appointment of the first Indian members in Meta’s Global Women’s Safety Expert Advisors.
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Twitter Launches New Initiatives to Tackle Misinformation Ahead of Assembly Elections in India
Twitter India on Monday launched a series of new initiatives including a new information search prompt and a custom emoji ahead of the scheduled assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry. This will help users get information on voter registration, details about EVMs and VVPATs, and help tackle election-related mis...
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International Women’s Day 2021: Facebook Celebrates Diversity With New Logo
A new Facebook logo has been launched to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021. It syncs with this year’s theme of #ChooseToChallenge, which calls out to the world to celebrate women’s achievements, raise awareness against gender bias, and take action for equality.
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Twitter Adds New Search Prompt to Help Survivors of Domestic Violence in India
Twitter is adding a new search prompt for users in India that aims to serve information and updates from "authoritative sources" around domestic violence.
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Ladies Up Trailer: In Netflix’s New All-Women Special, Kaneez Surka, Prashasti Singh Dive Into Divorce, Casual Sex
Netflix has unveiled a teaser trailer (on YouTube), a full-length trailer (on Netflix.com), and episodic titles for Ladies Up, the stand-up comedy series that features four Indian women in Kaneez Surka, Niveditha Prakasam, Supriya Joshi, and Prashasti Singh.
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Google Search Trends in India on March 3, 2020, Explained: From Coronavirus to Nirbhaya Case
Here, we analyse the 10 biggest search daily search trends in India, and explain why they are trending, giving you context for the search terms’ current popularity. From coronavirus to the Nirbhaya case, here are the top search trends in India today.
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'Gross and Shocking’: Women Call for New Laws to Stop Cyber-Flashing
In Britain, more than 40 percent of millennial women have been sent an unsolicited photo of a man's private parts, according to a YouGov poll in 2017, while just over half of US millennial women have received a graphic image, according to a separate YouGov poll in the same year.
