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Focused On World Cup Spot: Salima Tete As India Leave For Women's Asia Cup
Skipper Salima Tete said the Indian women's hockey team is determined to "secure a spot at next year's World Cup" as the side departed for Hangzhou, China, on Saturday to compete in the Women's Asia Cup
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Prisoner Escapes From Chhattisgarh Jail, Exposes Lapses In Security
The escape of a prisoner from Raipur Central Jail has triggered panic within the jail administration and exposed glaring lapses in its security arrangements.
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"Shameful Record Since 1971": India Slams Pakistan At UN Over Sexual Violence
India's Charge d'Affaires at the United Nations, Eldos Mathew Punnoos, on Tuesday (local time) highlighted the sexual violence perpetrated by Pakistan ever since 1971.
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In Assam, Women's Body NCW Introduces 'Yashoda AI' To Tackle Cybercrime
The National Commission for Women (NCW), in partnership with Future Shift Labs (FSL), launched the YASHODA AI initiative, aiming to build a digitally secure and AI-aware society.
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Women In Delhi Can Now Work Night Shifts In Shops, Commercial Establishments
Women in Delhi can now legally work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments, with the government easing long-standing restrictions under the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act.
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Bengaluru Women Share Video Of Being Followed And Chased By 3 Men: "Shaken, Traumatised"
This incident has sparked yet another debate on women's safety and the need for greater support and protection.
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Odisha Launches 'Shaktishree' Initiative For Women's Safety On Campus
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Saturday launched 'Shaktishree', a state-wide initiative to ensure the safety, security, and empowerment of women in universities and colleges.
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Smriti Mandhana Points Out 2 Big Reasons For India's Historic Series Win In England
The Indian women's cricket team secured their first T20I series win in England.
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Ahead Of Polls, Bihar Cabinet Says Women's Quota In Jobs Only For State Residents
The Bihar cabinet decided that the 35 per cent quota for women in government jobs will now be restricted to only permanent residents of the state.
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Breastfeeding Pods: Symbol Of Changing Times For Nursing Mothers In Sikkim
A large number of women of Sikkim are heaving a sigh of relief as they are now able to breastfeed their babies in the comfort of a clean, secure private space in crowded public places, thanks to an effort of the state government.
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'Mango' Mishra Thrashed Guard Last Year, Damaged Eardrum: Security Firm Owner
Monojit Mishra, the prime accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, had at least 11 cases registered against him, many of them relating to harassing and misbehaving with women. He was out on bail in these cases.
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Nitish Kumar's Big Move Ahead Of Polls, Monthly Pension Hiked To Rs 1,100
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today announced an increase in the monthly pension for elderly, disabled persons, and widowed women from Rs 400 to Rs 1,100.
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India Women's Hockey Team Loses 1-2 To Australia In FIH Pro League
The match was heading towards a draw but Lexie Pickering scored the winner from a penalty-corner variation in the 60th minute to break Indian hearts.
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Minor Sexually Harassed, Political Parties Express Concern Over Women Safety
A 13-year-old inmate of a government home near Chennai was sexually harassed by a security staff of the institution and has been arrested by the police.
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Centre's Scheme For Pregnant Women Severely Underfunded: Sonia Gandhi In Rajya Sabha
Congress MP Sonia Gandhi has flagged a severe lack of funds for a government programme that aims to provide maternity benefits to pregnant women.
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Focused On World Cup Spot: Salima Tete As India Leave For Women's Asia Cup
Skipper Salima Tete said the Indian women's hockey team is determined to "secure a spot at next year's World Cup" as the side departed for Hangzhou, China, on Saturday to compete in the Women's Asia Cup
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Prisoner Escapes From Chhattisgarh Jail, Exposes Lapses In Security
The escape of a prisoner from Raipur Central Jail has triggered panic within the jail administration and exposed glaring lapses in its security arrangements.
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"Shameful Record Since 1971": India Slams Pakistan At UN Over Sexual Violence
India's Charge d'Affaires at the United Nations, Eldos Mathew Punnoos, on Tuesday (local time) highlighted the sexual violence perpetrated by Pakistan ever since 1971.
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In Assam, Women's Body NCW Introduces 'Yashoda AI' To Tackle Cybercrime
The National Commission for Women (NCW), in partnership with Future Shift Labs (FSL), launched the YASHODA AI initiative, aiming to build a digitally secure and AI-aware society.
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Women In Delhi Can Now Work Night Shifts In Shops, Commercial Establishments
Women in Delhi can now legally work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments, with the government easing long-standing restrictions under the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act.
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Bengaluru Women Share Video Of Being Followed And Chased By 3 Men: "Shaken, Traumatised"
This incident has sparked yet another debate on women's safety and the need for greater support and protection.
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Odisha Launches 'Shaktishree' Initiative For Women's Safety On Campus
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Saturday launched 'Shaktishree', a state-wide initiative to ensure the safety, security, and empowerment of women in universities and colleges.
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Smriti Mandhana Points Out 2 Big Reasons For India's Historic Series Win In England
The Indian women's cricket team secured their first T20I series win in England.
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Ahead Of Polls, Bihar Cabinet Says Women's Quota In Jobs Only For State Residents
The Bihar cabinet decided that the 35 per cent quota for women in government jobs will now be restricted to only permanent residents of the state.
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Breastfeeding Pods: Symbol Of Changing Times For Nursing Mothers In Sikkim
A large number of women of Sikkim are heaving a sigh of relief as they are now able to breastfeed their babies in the comfort of a clean, secure private space in crowded public places, thanks to an effort of the state government.
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'Mango' Mishra Thrashed Guard Last Year, Damaged Eardrum: Security Firm Owner
Monojit Mishra, the prime accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, had at least 11 cases registered against him, many of them relating to harassing and misbehaving with women. He was out on bail in these cases.
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Nitish Kumar's Big Move Ahead Of Polls, Monthly Pension Hiked To Rs 1,100
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today announced an increase in the monthly pension for elderly, disabled persons, and widowed women from Rs 400 to Rs 1,100.
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India Women's Hockey Team Loses 1-2 To Australia In FIH Pro League
The match was heading towards a draw but Lexie Pickering scored the winner from a penalty-corner variation in the 60th minute to break Indian hearts.
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Minor Sexually Harassed, Political Parties Express Concern Over Women Safety
A 13-year-old inmate of a government home near Chennai was sexually harassed by a security staff of the institution and has been arrested by the police.
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Centre's Scheme For Pregnant Women Severely Underfunded: Sonia Gandhi In Rajya Sabha
Congress MP Sonia Gandhi has flagged a severe lack of funds for a government programme that aims to provide maternity benefits to pregnant women.
