The fiscal deficit for 2024-25 is expected to stay below 4.9% and is on track to meet the 4.5% target for 2025-26, even with a slowing econ...

Research found that only nine out of 46 sub-associations in the Indian Medical Association (IMA) are led by women, reflecting insufficient ...

A study by Aon highlighted the career setbacks faced by working mothers in India after their maternity leave, termed the 'maternity penalty...

In India, women face significant barriers in the workplace, from the burden of unpaid care work to the gender pay gap. Despite anti-harassm...

Clientall, which had previously raised $600,000 (about Rs 5 crore) from Chiratae Ventures and Artha Venture fund, said the new funds will b...

Women are also getting a smaller chunk of the promotion budget. Of the entire promotion budget that companies have, women are paid Rs 88 fo...

Indian corporations are struggling to attract more women to executive director roles, with only 10% of the top 200 listed companies having ...

Companies such as Infosys, Lowe's India, Amazon, Cisco, ABB India, BT Group, Cummins India, and WeWork India are implementing initiatives t...

Introducing Pratibha Priyadarshini, VP and Head of HR, Shell India, who won in the HR Leader of the Year award category at the ETPrime Wome...

An analysis of the last 12 quarterly results of Wipro shows that on 7 occasions, the stock has given positive returns on post-earnings days...

Technology-led disruption is making it increasingly difficult for women to return to a second career.

The Delhi Jal Board loses 48% of treated water. A significant reason for that is attributed to leaky pipelines.

PM Modi to visit Varanasi next month to inaugurate two bridges on the Ganga and a Rs 305-crore trade facilitation centre for weavers.

A workplace should not just be inclusive for women but also go above and beyond towards being sensitive to their needs.

Recruiting, retaining and advancing women in tech is not just an aspiration; it's a business imperative, says Telle Whitney, CEO, Anita Bor...

The technology involves injecting helium gas into the water supply system and any leakages will be picked by specially-designed sensors.

The oil companies released 8.2 MT of kerosene through the PDS in 2011-12, but a total of 5.5 MT of kerosene made its way to the consumer fr...