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In an inspirational speech, Sarojini Naidu addresses how, as a woman, she represents India in the

New Delhi [India], March 3 (ANI/PRNewswire): India's G20 Sherpa and former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant will join YourStory on Friday, March 3, 2023, at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, to celebrate and champion India's women leaders and changemakers as they come together to celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion. Amitabh Kant has routinely championed the cause of women and the role they play in the Indian workforce. He has often spoken about the importance of gender parity in Ind...

New Delhi [India], February 28 (ANI/PRNewswire): As India gets set to shine in its 'techade' and achieve its USD 40 trillion economy dream, it is crucial to acknowledge and empower the country's women population to take charge and participate in their full force. SheSparks 2023, a year-long commitment to empower, enable and encourage women in the workforce is all set to kickstart with a one-day event on March 03, 2023, in New Delhi. YourStory is thrilled to announce SheSparks 2023, t...

This paralympic swimmer and husband's pregnancy journey is an ultimate inspiration to female athletes and people with disabilities who are yearning to get pregnant and become parents.

A 17-year-old girl who is sharing her journey on becoming an electrician is breaking stereotypes in the industry.

High Tourist Inflow & Water Sanitization Concerns Stimulating the UAE Bottled Water Market

Egypt, a country where only 14.3 per cent of women are formally employed, has now marked another milestone with the Cairo metro recruiting the country’s first female train drivers to expand its services to a population of nearly 20 million people. To safeguard women from sexual harassment, the Cairo Metro offers reserved carriages for those who do not want to travel with men. Cairo Metro, launched in 1987, being the oldest in the Arab world, falls behind the other Arab countries in providing j...

To challenge conventional standards which put beauty in a box, fashion photographer and filmmaker Rishab Dahiya has launched a calendar featuring people from diverse communities and professions. In an interview with Mid-day Online, he talks about the difficulties in creating a piece of art which does not align with mainstream industry norms

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Kit Gillet reviews the new book by Dipo Faloyin, Africa is Not a Country: Breaking Stereotypes of Modern Africa, published by Harvill Secker