SheLit News Desk | June 26, 2025 A recent global report has revealed alarming findings about the increasing risks that extreme heat poses to pregnant women worldwide. With the rise in global temperatures, expectant mothers are facing significantly higher chances of pregnancy complications, raising urgent concerns for public health and climate action. According […]
In recent times, conversations around women’s empowerment, freedom, and feminism have gained much-needed momentum. Across the globe, women are breaking barriers, raising their voices, and claiming spaces that were once denied to them. This is a beautiful revolution, long overdue. However, amid this positive wave, somewhere a misunderstanding is creeping in — especially among the
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Despite decades of awareness campaigns, stricter laws, and social movements, the harsh reality remains: India continues to grapple with brutal rape incidents. Since 2025, the country has witnessed a disturbing surge in sexual violence, with many cases marked by extreme brutality, pushing society to confront difficult but necessary questions. Why does this keep happening?
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By SheLit News Desk | June 2025 In the quiet corners of rural India, a silent revolution is underway — led not by politicians or big corporations, but by ordinary women determined to rewrite the future of healthcare in their communities. Across states like Rajasthan, Bihar, Odisha, and Maharashtra, women are stepping beyond
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In every bustling classroom, in every college corridor, in every coaching centre of India, you will find countless young girls carrying a spark in their eyes — dreams of becoming doctors, engineers, entrepreneurs, artists, pilots, IAS officers, or simply independent individuals building a life of their own. But for many of them, that spark silently
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In today’s world, being financially independent is not just a need—it’s a form of empowerment. For young Indian girls, learning how to earn, save, and grow financially can open doors to freedom, confidence, and self-worth. Whether you’re in school or college, there are many ways you can start earning and support your dreams early on.
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June 15, 2025 | Gender Equality | SheLit Desk India has fallen to 131st place out of 148 countries in the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index 2025, with a gender parity score of 64.4%. This marks a decline from its 2024 position of 129th out of 146 nations. By the Numbers: What’s
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June 14, 2025 | Health | SheLit Desk A recent U.S.-based study has revealed a deeply concerning trend: alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD) deaths are rising more rapidly among women than men — signaling an urgent need for gender-specific awareness and interventions in public health. Sharp Increase Among Women and Young Adults The
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Bollywood, India’s largest and most influential film industry, has long been a mirror to societal norms and fantasies. Unfortunately, one of its deeply entrenched legacies is the objectification of women—a problem that continues to fester despite waves of feminism, calls for gender-sensitive storytelling, and changing audience expectations. The recent buzz around Housefull 5, the latest
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“Society cares more about a woman being married than about her being happy in the marriage.” This isn’t just a quote—it’s the unspoken truth echoing through countless households, whispered between tears, and etched into the silent resignation of many women. In many parts of the world, especially in traditional societies like ours, a
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