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International Women’s Day: Celebration or Reminder of the Work Still Left?

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Every year on March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day. Social media fills with purple posts, inspiring quotes, and messages praising women as strong, powerful, and unstoppable. Flowers are given, speeches are made, and companies post their “support” for women.     But behind the celebration, a deeper question remains:   Is Women’s Day […]

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Delhi Launches “Five-Minute Screening” Vans for Early Breast & Cervical Cancer detection in Women

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In a major step towards improving women’s healthcare access, Delhi has launched a new mobile health initiative aimed at early detection of breast cancer and cervical cancer, two of the most common and dangerous cancers affecting women in India.   The initiative, popularly being called “Five-Minute Screening”, brings cancer screening services directly to communities through

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Union Budget 2026–27: What It Means for Women in India

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The Union Budget 2026–27, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has placed women’s empowerment, safety, education, and entrepreneurship at the heart of several key policy initiatives. For Indian women, especially from rural and economically weaker sections this budget is more than numbers; it signals a strategic push toward financial independence, ease of education, and stronger

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When Women Lead from the Front: All-Women Commando Unit Shines at the Republic Day Parade

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This Republic Day, India witnessed a moment that went far beyond ceremonial pride. An all-women commando unit of the Varanasi Police led the Republic Day parade, sending a powerful message to the nation: women are not just protected,they are protectors.     Dressed in combat gear, moving in flawless sync, and exuding quiet confidence, the

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India’s Blind Women Cricketers Make History : A Triumph of Courage, Heart & Dreams

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In a moment that will be remembered in India’s sporting history, the Indian women’s blind cricket team has scripted a fairy tale by winning the inaugural Women’s T20 World Cup for the Blind with a flawless, undefeated campaign.   This victory is not just a trophy; it’s a powerful symbol of hope, strength, and the

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When Women Won: India’s Historic World Cup Victory and What It Means for Every Woman

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By SheLit | Stories that speak to every woman’s heart 💖 On the night of 2nd November 2025, under the glittering lights of Navi Mumbai, the world witnessed history being written not just for cricket, but for every woman who ever dared to dream. The Indian Women’s Cricket Team lifted their first-ever ICC Women’s World

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Haryana Says: No Gym Without Her

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In a progressive move aimed at promoting women’s safety and participation in fitness, the Haryana State Commission for Women (HSCW) has recommended that all gyms across the state, both government and private  must have at least one qualified female trainer. The recommendation follows several complaints from women who reported discomfort and lack of inclusivity in

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