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Women lawyers have come a long way, but the legal profession is still an old boys club: Advocate D Nagasaila (Part I) - Vimarsana News

Women lawyers have come a long way, but the legal profession is still an old boys club: Advocate D Nagasaila (Part I)

In Part I, Nagasaila talks about how she perservered through the legal profession despite being a first-generation woman lawyer, the legends at the Madras Bar who inspired her, and more.

A litmus test for gender justice in higher education - Vimarsana News

A litmus test for gender justice in higher education

A decade after UGC’s SAKSHAM Report called out misogynistic practices, women continue to be denied substantive equality and voice in higher education

IIM-Calcutta replaces Director-in-Charge following sexual harassment complaint - Vimarsana News

IIM-Calcutta replaces Director-in-Charge following sexual harassment complaint

The institute appointed Saibal Chattopadhyay as its director-in-charge, replacing Sahadeb Sarkar who took charge just two months ago. IIM-Calcutta had earlier received a written complaint under POSH Act against Sarkar.

Certificate workshop on labour laws, PoSH Act practice by leading labour law experts at Bettering Results: Register Now! - Vimarsana News

Certificate workshop on labour laws, PoSH Act practice by leading labour law experts at Bettering Results: Register Now!

Bettering Results (BR) has curated a two-day online certificate workshop on Labour Laws including PoSH Act Practice after several discussions and inputs from industry experts.

Sexual harassment rules remain hazy for 53% HR professionals: Survey - Vimarsana News

Sexual harassment rules remain hazy for 53% HR professionals: Survey

According to the report by Walchand Plus, a staggering 40 percent of working women experiencing insecurity are unaware of the protective measures offered by the POSH Act.