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- Sep 27, 2026
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When tech becomes a tool for gender violence (opens the original)
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Digital technology has created new platforms for violence against women and girls — in the form of cyberbullying, deepfake pornography, image-based abuse, cyberstalking, and other manifestations of technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TF-GBV). According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), there has been a rise incyber-crimes against women. In Rajasthan, the YP Foundation documented young people’s (both men and women) perceptions, interpretations, and lived experiences of TF-GBV
Poshan Maah 2026: Break the intergenerational cycle of malnutrition (opens the original)
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There is every reason to celebrate the progress India has made in reducing child malnutrition. But we must not forget that this cycle begins much earlier, with the nutrition of girls and women. Studies prove that an undernourished girl is more like to suffer poor birth outcomes which leads to her child starting life at a health disadvantage. Discussions on nutrition almost always begin when a woman gets pregnant, overlooking that her nutritional health is shaped much earlier, during adolescence
‘Hospital is safe for mother and child’: Fostering safe motherhood with institutional deliveries (opens the original)
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In many parts of the country, especially in those which are remote and with restricted access to medical facilities, home births have been considered something of a tradition, even as they increased the risks to maternal and neonatal health with greater chances of postpartum haemorrhage, infections, and delays in emergency care. For some years now, a quiet change has been taking place across many states. In Bihar, just two years ago, more than 40% of deliveries in 80 panchayats across 11 distric
Women are writing new rules for conservation (opens the original)
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Conservation is not just ecological but also social, and there can be no capacity-building in this field without gender empowerment. Across India, women are playing a leading role in conservation. Mehreen Khaleel studies endangered species such as the Himalayan grey langur and trains young Kashmiri women in conservation. Khaleel’s work emphasises environmental education and human-wildlife conflict resolution, particularly addressing the challenges wildlife face due to habitat changes. This dual
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