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Quote of the Day by pioneering Black American LGBTQ+ activist Marsha P. Johnson: “No pride for some of us without liberation...”Quote of the Day: Marsha P. Johnson's powerful quote, "No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us," highlights that true Prid...- Indian-origin youth becomes youngest mayor of British town at 23Tushar Kumar, a 23-year-old Labour councillor, has made history as the youngest Indian-origin Mayor in the United Kingdom, taking charge of...
- Jason Collins dies at 47: What we know about his husband Brunson Green and their married lifeFormer NBA player Jason Collins has died after a battle with brain cancer. His husband, film producer Brunson Green, was a constant source ...
- Quote of the day by George Takei: "It’s really hard to hate someone for being different when you’re too busy laughing together." – Life lessons on unity, diversity and breaking hate through laughter by Actor, Author, and LGBTQ+ social justice activist known for Star Trek’s Hikaru Sulu and Global Voice for human rightsQuote of the Day by George Takei delivers a powerful message about unity, diversity, and human connection. It highlights how shared laughte...
- 20 countries with the worst work-life balance in 2025: Long hours, low benefits, and rising stress levelsThis report shows countries with poor work-life balance in 2025. It explains how long work hours, low leave, and weak benefits affect peopl...
- India Inc opens doors wider for LGBTQ+ talentIndian companies are actively fostering LGBTQ+ inclusion through strategic initiatives. Firms are expanding hiring via specialized sourcing...
- Pride Month 2025: Under Trump 2.0, least safe US states for LGBTQ+ people revealed. Check detailsAs Pride Month 2025 begins, a report highlights growing disparities in LGBTQ+ safety across US states under Donald Trump administration. Ou...
- IndiGo eyes gender-neutral 'Mx' option for internal candidatesIndiGo considered adding 'Mx' as a gender-neutral honorific for internal candidates to promote inclusivity. The airline implemented program...
- Harman rolls out slew of initiatives to hire LGBTQ+ individualsThe US audio solutions company, wholly owned by Samsung Electronics, has taken steps to establish an inclusive workspace through infrastruc...
- Mixed reactions emerge following Pope's decision on same-sex marriage blessingsPope Francis' decision allowing blessings for same-sex couples sparked contrasting reactions. Advocates celebrated it as a step towards LGB...
- P&G India is elevating the workplace into a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community
- Matter of pride: Workplaces in India becoming friendly to LGBTQ+, says surveyEven as Pride Month gets over, a Careernet Prism study on LGBTQ+ hiring in India covering employees from the community as well as D&I leade...
- Gig economy: Queering for inclusion of India's LGBTQ+ communityBy moving away from traditional employment structures, the gig economy unlocks a realm of opportunities where skills and talent triumph the...
- Firms take steps to attract more LGBTQ+ talentMany of these companies already have robust inclusive policies that are being further strengthened. Apart from fostering diversity, equity ...
- NALSAR varsity campus gets gender-neutral space"We are pleased to share that in our endeavour to make our campus a truly inclusive space, the ground floor of GH-6 has been designated as ...
- Procter & Gamble extends medical, workplace benefits to partners of LGBTQ+ employeesPartners of LGBTQ+ employees will now be covered under Procter & Gamble’s medical plan that provides hospitalisation coverage to employees ...
- Tata Steel Kalinganagar onboards 12 transgender employees as crane operator traineesAccording to a release issued by the company, this step of onboarding the LGBTQ+ community not only aims to break the glass ceiling but als...
- India Inc looks at wider LGBTQ inclusionGodrej India Culture Lab to help cos shape up policy for transgender people, to come out with manifesto highlighting their condition.
- LGBTQ inclusion to slowly get on trackGay rights activists and academics say it will take years for true inclusivity of LGBTQ to happen in India Inc.
- Corporates to frame, amend LGBTQ policyThe likes of Infosys, IBM and Google that already have policies on LGBTQ inclusion are now on the leading edge of change.
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