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Intel ‘embraces flexibility’
With companies opting for different models of working as they return to a physical office,
Why the Oscars 2022 was an ode to diversity and inclusion
The glamorous Oscars evening saw some stunning moments. Marks were made, and bars were raised.
Well-intended DEI can disrupt ‘great resignation’
The trend of great resignation is expected to continue this year. However, if something can
Raising marriage age for women to 21 will bring more into the workforce: Report
The recent move to increase the minimum marriage age for women to 21 years might
World Autism Day: Tapping into the power of a neurodiverse workforce
Autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder, is a highly variable condition characterized by behavioral,
Victimhood is always part of the story; make it resilience : Zainab Patel
Zainab Patel, who was recently appointed the head of diversity and inclusion at Pernod Ricard
Colorism in India: Not a ‘light’ problem
We are born different. Our minds are a million myriad colors; our hearts even more.
After pandemic-induced lull, diversity in Singapore Inc. improves
After a lull during the pandemic, diversity in Singapore Inc. has seen an improvement, according
The mother of revolutionaries: Madam Bhikaji Cama
On August 22, 1907, Bhikaiji Rustom Cama unfurled the first version of the Indian national
Leaders are not always born; they can be made
I am a successful banking professional. I have a great stint in my career with
A doctor, social reformer, who led the fight for women’s emancipation : Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy- 1886-1968
Battling odds from a young age and tiding over them with a fighter’s spirit, Dr.
Women, Power and Leadership
By Nirupama Subramanian Over the past few months, I have spoken about my book Powerful
Making workplaces equitable for persons with Down Syndrome
On World Down Syndrome Day observed on March 21 every year, we look at how
The Rani and her Ladies; Tales of bravery
Rani Lakshmi Bai: 1828-1858 Rani Lakshmi Bai is the Indian emblem of female bravery. She
Razia Sultan: The only woman ruler of Delhi Sultanate
She was a woman, who challenged the status quo, and to top it, she also
The Dirty Dozen – Twelve prominent Biases
There are 12 most common biases in the workplace that impact gender diversity. Know
Dealing with workplace depression is a big YES
I am the Head – Generalist Human Resources personnel working in my present organization. Lately,
