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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
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How Women Can Join The Indian Army Through Various Entry Schemes And Eligibility Criteria
Women can join the Indian Army via multiple entry schemes including NDA for 10+2 qualifiers and Short Service Commission for graduates with specific qualifications.
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Woman Riding Motorbikes On Tehran Streets Latest Sign Of Societal Change
While women can now hold jobs, political office and a car license, since its 1979 Islamic Revolution the country has imposed a strictly conservative, Shiite Islam understanding of conduct by women.
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Tribal Women Fall At Officer's Feet In Madhya Pradesh, Plead For Justice
In a heart-wrenching scene that exposes the plight of tribal communities facing land grabs in Madhya Pradesh, two tribal women in Sheopur's Karahal block fell at the feet of the local Tehsildar, pleading for help.
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Women Drinking Alcohol Is Harming Society: Bengal Cop Sparks Controversy
A video of a West Bengal police officer making controversial remarks about women's behaviour has gone viral on social media, triggering widespread criticism.
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Police Officers Expected To Treat Women With Dignity: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has observed that police officers are expected to treat women with dignity and must refrain from using inappropriate or unparliamentary language.
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Shocker In Indore: Australian Women's World Cup Stars Allegedly Molested, Accused Arrested
Two Australian players, who are in India to play the ICC Women's World Cup, were allegedly molested in Indore while walking from their hotel to a cafe on Thursday
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With Sanae Takaichi Becoming Japan's 1st Female PM, What Changes For Women?
Sanae Takaichi took office on Tuesday as Japan's first female prime minister, but her surprisingly male-dominated cabinet and socially conservative track record have left some women ambivalent in a country that lags on gender equality.
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Women Offer Namaz At Pune Fort, BJP MP 'Purifies' Area With Cow Urine
The incident at the fort reportedly took place on Saturday, following which an Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officer filed a complaint with Pune City Police.
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Why These Two Women Navy Officers Found Mention In PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat
PM Modi said the two "brave" officers, Lieutenant Commander Dilna K and Lieutenant Commander Rupa A, showed what "courage and determination truly mean".
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From Nuts To Chickpeas: Nutritionist Shares 3 Power Snacks For Working Women
Many women end up reaching for quick snacks like chips, biscuits, or sugary treats when hungry which later make them feel sluggish and tired.
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Rape Survivor, 15, Sent To Accused's Home By Officials. Assaulted Again
A 15-year-old rape survivor from Madhya Pradesh's Panna district was allegedly sent by the local Child Welfare Committee (CWC) to the home of her accused, where she was subjected to further sexual assaults.
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Bihar's Woman Voter: Nitish Kumar's Silent Weapon, And NDA's Fresh Outreach
Elections in India are not won or lost just in political rallies, manifestos and social media chatter. At homes, kitchens and offices, a silent voter base discusses its choices and priorities in the run-up to polling day
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Lokah Makers Issue Apology For Demeaning Dialogue On Bengaluru Women, States "Will Be Removed At The Earliest"
Not just this, but the film in question has also been criticised for showing Bengaluru in a bad light, stating that it is 'a hub of parties and drugs'
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NDTV Defence Summit 2025: Women Officers From 2 Different Generations Trace Changes In Armed Forces
Two women officers of the armed forces who represent different generations explained the leaps and bounds in the services and the generational progress that has taken place.
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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
-
How Women Can Join The Indian Army Through Various Entry Schemes And Eligibility Criteria
Women can join the Indian Army via multiple entry schemes including NDA for 10+2 qualifiers and Short Service Commission for graduates with specific qualifications.
-
Woman Riding Motorbikes On Tehran Streets Latest Sign Of Societal Change
While women can now hold jobs, political office and a car license, since its 1979 Islamic Revolution the country has imposed a strictly conservative, Shiite Islam understanding of conduct by women.
-
Tribal Women Fall At Officer's Feet In Madhya Pradesh, Plead For Justice
In a heart-wrenching scene that exposes the plight of tribal communities facing land grabs in Madhya Pradesh, two tribal women in Sheopur's Karahal block fell at the feet of the local Tehsildar, pleading for help.
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Women Drinking Alcohol Is Harming Society: Bengal Cop Sparks Controversy
A video of a West Bengal police officer making controversial remarks about women's behaviour has gone viral on social media, triggering widespread criticism.
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Police Officers Expected To Treat Women With Dignity: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has observed that police officers are expected to treat women with dignity and must refrain from using inappropriate or unparliamentary language.
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Shocker In Indore: Australian Women's World Cup Stars Allegedly Molested, Accused Arrested
Two Australian players, who are in India to play the ICC Women's World Cup, were allegedly molested in Indore while walking from their hotel to a cafe on Thursday
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With Sanae Takaichi Becoming Japan's 1st Female PM, What Changes For Women?
Sanae Takaichi took office on Tuesday as Japan's first female prime minister, but her surprisingly male-dominated cabinet and socially conservative track record have left some women ambivalent in a country that lags on gender equality.
-
Women Offer Namaz At Pune Fort, BJP MP 'Purifies' Area With Cow Urine
The incident at the fort reportedly took place on Saturday, following which an Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officer filed a complaint with Pune City Police.
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Why These Two Women Navy Officers Found Mention In PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat
PM Modi said the two "brave" officers, Lieutenant Commander Dilna K and Lieutenant Commander Rupa A, showed what "courage and determination truly mean".
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From Nuts To Chickpeas: Nutritionist Shares 3 Power Snacks For Working Women
Many women end up reaching for quick snacks like chips, biscuits, or sugary treats when hungry which later make them feel sluggish and tired.
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Rape Survivor, 15, Sent To Accused's Home By Officials. Assaulted Again
A 15-year-old rape survivor from Madhya Pradesh's Panna district was allegedly sent by the local Child Welfare Committee (CWC) to the home of her accused, where she was subjected to further sexual assaults.
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Bihar's Woman Voter: Nitish Kumar's Silent Weapon, And NDA's Fresh Outreach
Elections in India are not won or lost just in political rallies, manifestos and social media chatter. At homes, kitchens and offices, a silent voter base discusses its choices and priorities in the run-up to polling day
-
Lokah Makers Issue Apology For Demeaning Dialogue On Bengaluru Women, States "Will Be Removed At The Earliest"
Not just this, but the film in question has also been criticised for showing Bengaluru in a bad light, stating that it is 'a hub of parties and drugs'
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NDTV Defence Summit 2025: Women Officers From 2 Different Generations Trace Changes In Armed Forces
Two women officers of the armed forces who represent different generations explained the leaps and bounds in the services and the generational progress that has taken place.
