Women Leaders

India improves in gender diversity ranking but few women attain top roles, says report

As per the Grant Thornton report, there has been a steady growth in women in leadership positions from 17 percent last year to 20 percent in 2018

She's the Boss: Leaders can stay ahead of the curve when disruption takes place in marketing, says Vandana Chamaria

Leaders can stay ahead of the curve when next disruption takes place in marketing

Women in the workplace: Dealing with micro-aggression and micro-invalidation

It's because women have to deal with microaggressions that are everywhere, every hour, all the time

Lok Sabha clears Maternity Leave Amendment Bill: It's not all that rosy; here's why

The big catch is a law that stipulates lengthy maternity leave may just go against women's employability

Jayalalithaa as a symbol for feminism? Eulogising her in that manner is deeply problematic

Jayalalitha’s life story may present material to be appropriated into a discourse on exemplary feminism.

Jayalalithaa, Mamata Banerjee and women leaders: Linguistic sexism pollutes our political vocabulary

Jayalalithaa was not very different in this respect – dictatorial and imperious in her style of functioning. She walled herself up behind a screen of inaccessibility.

Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, Condoleezza Rice: Can the US still hope for a woman President?

Donald Trump may be the US President-elect, but that doesn't mean we should give up hope that a new woman leader might emerge.

Women who secretly rule the world: Why no Indians among them?

Foreign Policy magazine has released a fairly eclectic list of lesser known female leaders — but not a single South Asian makes the cut.