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Opinion | 'Hijab' Policing, Work Diktats: How 'New' Bangladesh Is Failing Its Women
From being targeted over 'dress codes' to resistance to women's work, Bangladesh's political reset has opened the door to forces openly hostile to women.
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Women With Night Shifts, Disrupted Sleep Cycles At Higher Risk Of Aggressive Breast Cancer: Study
Women working on the night shift or frequently flying across time zones, where they experience an irregular sleep schedule, may increase their risk of aggressive breast cancer, according to a study.
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India Have Eyes On Women's T20 World Cup, But The Soft Hands Need Hard Work
The seven-wicket win in Visakhapatnam masked some of those concerns, thanks largely to a dominant batting display led by Shafali Verma.
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2nd T20I: Shafali Verma, Spin Trio So Star Turns In India's Seven-wicket Win vs Sri Lanka
Shafali Verma hit a blistering unbeaten 69 as India made short work of a paltry target to outclass Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the second Women's T20 International
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"Worked Hard To Make Our Nation Proud": Harmanpreet Kaur At NDTV Indian Of The Year 2025
Harmanpreet Kaur expressed her gratitude after the Indian women's team was felicitated with the "Sports Performance of the Year" award during the NDTV Indian of the Year 2025 ceremony on Friday.
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Viagra Alternative For Women Launched In US, Works In 10 Minutes
US-based Dare Bioscience developed a topical cream with sildenafil that boosts female arousal and works in ten minutes.
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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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Explained: Salary, Benefits And Working Hours Under New Labour Codes
From better salaries and retirement benefits to encouraging women's participation in the workforce, the new Labour Codes which were notified last week will bring a generational change in how India treats its workforce.
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Shining Example Of Determination: PM Narendra Modi Hails India Blind Women's Team's T20 World Cup Triumph
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated the Indian blind women's cricket team for winning the inaugural T20 World Cup, saying the triumph is a shining example of team work and determination.
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Minimum Wage, Health Checkup, WFH And More: 12 Changes In Labour Rules Every Employee Must Know
New labour codes: If you're employed fulltime, on contract, parttime or even working via digital platforms, these changes could impact your earnings, job terms, benefits and rights.
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Watch: This Smart Indian Village In Maharashtra Is Self-Reliant And Beautiful
At Satara village, solar power and cleanliness meet sustainable living and community spirit.
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Delhi Bomber Used To Ask Patients About Namaz Habits, Hijab In Hospital
The manner in which Umar Un Nabi, the doctor who carried out a suicide car bomb attack in Delhi, spoke to women patients indicated he held extreme views.
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Ahmedabad's 87-Year-Old Elderly Woman And Her Sister Ride The City In Sholay Style
At the age of 16, Mandakini began working as a Montessori teacher at Bal Mandir.
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1.94 Crores Meant For Bengaluru College Students Siphoned Off By 2 Staffers
Two women, working as assistant clerks at Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru and one of their boyfriens have been arrested for allegedly misappropriating Rs 1.94 crore that was allocated for student foreign travel grants.
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"Asli Kaam After 4 pm," Terror-Accused Doctor Shaheen Told Colleagues
Dr Shaheen Saeed - a key suspect in the Delhi Red Fort blast case - would speak darkly of her 'work' starting only after 4 pm every day, after she clocked out of her 'day job' at the Al-Falah School of Medical Sciences and Research Centre.
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Opinion | 'Hijab' Policing, Work Diktats: How 'New' Bangladesh Is Failing Its Women
From being targeted over 'dress codes' to resistance to women's work, Bangladesh's political reset has opened the door to forces openly hostile to women.
-
Women With Night Shifts, Disrupted Sleep Cycles At Higher Risk Of Aggressive Breast Cancer: Study
Women working on the night shift or frequently flying across time zones, where they experience an irregular sleep schedule, may increase their risk of aggressive breast cancer, according to a study.
-
India Have Eyes On Women's T20 World Cup, But The Soft Hands Need Hard Work
The seven-wicket win in Visakhapatnam masked some of those concerns, thanks largely to a dominant batting display led by Shafali Verma.
-
2nd T20I: Shafali Verma, Spin Trio So Star Turns In India's Seven-wicket Win vs Sri Lanka
Shafali Verma hit a blistering unbeaten 69 as India made short work of a paltry target to outclass Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the second Women's T20 International
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"Worked Hard To Make Our Nation Proud": Harmanpreet Kaur At NDTV Indian Of The Year 2025
Harmanpreet Kaur expressed her gratitude after the Indian women's team was felicitated with the "Sports Performance of the Year" award during the NDTV Indian of the Year 2025 ceremony on Friday.
-
Viagra Alternative For Women Launched In US, Works In 10 Minutes
US-based Dare Bioscience developed a topical cream with sildenafil that boosts female arousal and works in ten minutes.
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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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Explained: Salary, Benefits And Working Hours Under New Labour Codes
From better salaries and retirement benefits to encouraging women's participation in the workforce, the new Labour Codes which were notified last week will bring a generational change in how India treats its workforce.
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Shining Example Of Determination: PM Narendra Modi Hails India Blind Women's Team's T20 World Cup Triumph
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated the Indian blind women's cricket team for winning the inaugural T20 World Cup, saying the triumph is a shining example of team work and determination.
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Minimum Wage, Health Checkup, WFH And More: 12 Changes In Labour Rules Every Employee Must Know
New labour codes: If you're employed fulltime, on contract, parttime or even working via digital platforms, these changes could impact your earnings, job terms, benefits and rights.
-
Watch: This Smart Indian Village In Maharashtra Is Self-Reliant And Beautiful
At Satara village, solar power and cleanliness meet sustainable living and community spirit.
-
Delhi Bomber Used To Ask Patients About Namaz Habits, Hijab In Hospital
The manner in which Umar Un Nabi, the doctor who carried out a suicide car bomb attack in Delhi, spoke to women patients indicated he held extreme views.
-
Ahmedabad's 87-Year-Old Elderly Woman And Her Sister Ride The City In Sholay Style
At the age of 16, Mandakini began working as a Montessori teacher at Bal Mandir.
-
1.94 Crores Meant For Bengaluru College Students Siphoned Off By 2 Staffers
Two women, working as assistant clerks at Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru and one of their boyfriens have been arrested for allegedly misappropriating Rs 1.94 crore that was allocated for student foreign travel grants.
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"Asli Kaam After 4 pm," Terror-Accused Doctor Shaheen Told Colleagues
Dr Shaheen Saeed - a key suspect in the Delhi Red Fort blast case - would speak darkly of her 'work' starting only after 4 pm every day, after she clocked out of her 'day job' at the Al-Falah School of Medical Sciences and Research Centre.
