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A Historic Shift: 41% Women in 2023 IAS Batch Marks a New Era in Indian Civil Services

In a defining moment for India’s governance framework, the 2023 batch of IAS officers has achieved a historic milestone with the highest-ever representation of women in the country’s premier administrative service. Out of the total recruits, 74 are women, accounting for 41% of the batch, signaling a remarkable shift in the dynamics of bureaucratic leadership […]

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Kenyan Women Entrepreneurs Are Redefining the Future of Economic Growth

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In a powerful move toward inclusive development, women entrepreneurs in Kenya are taking center stage in redefining the nation’s economic narrative. A high-impact forum held recently in Nairobi brought together industry leaders, development partners, and change-makers who addressed the long-standing barriers holding back women-led small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The discussions revealed not just the

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kettlebell core exercises—why they work, the science behind them, and how to integrate them effectively.

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Beyond Sit-Ups: Kettlebells as Core Catalysts 🏋️‍♂️ If your ab routine feels repetitive and stunted, kettlebells offer a game-changing upgrade. Unlike traditional isolations—crunches, planks, hollow holds—a kettlebell moves unpredictably. Its off-center weight and swinging momentum force your body to engage the entire core—deep stabilizers, obliques, rectus abdominis, erector spinae—to maintain balance, posture, and power throughout the

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The Mind’s Hidden Cycle: How Hormones Shape Women’s Cognitive Attention Toward Female Faces

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When we think about the mind, we often imagine a machine of reason and control—stable, consistent, untouched by the biology of the body. But what if that picture is incomplete? What if the ebb and flow of hormones, cycling silently through the body, are not just influencing mood or energy—but subtly reshaping how we perceive,

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When Social Media Becomes a Battlefield: Why Financial Empowerment Is the Real Protection for Women in Sport

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In a world where female athletes are celebrated on billboards yet abused in their inboxes, the paradox of women’s sport has never been more visible—or more painful. British tennis star Katie Boulter recently opened up about the torrent of online abuse she received after her French Open win. The messages were horrifying: “I hope you

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Anaya Bangar: A Trans Athlete’s Plea to ICC & BCCI to Embrace Inclusion in Cricket

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In a landmark move that could pave the way for more inclusive conversations in sports, 23-year-old Anaya Bangar—child of former India cricketer Sanjay Bangar—has stepped forward to challenge existing boundaries in women’s cricket. Anaya, who previously went by the name Aryan, is a proud transgender woman and a passionate athlete. In a powerful Instagram video

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Don’t Give Up: A Silent Cry for Resilience, Directed by a Woman-Centred Visionary

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A Triumph of Women’s Stories on the International Stage In an inspiring moment for South African cinema, Don’t Give Up has captured the prestigious Golden Nymph Award for Best Creation — Fiction at the 64th Monte‑Carlo Television Festival . Created by producer Anant Singh and director Darrell James Roodt—and anchored by powerhouse actress Leleti Khumalo—this silent drama illuminates

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U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Gender-Affirming Care Ban for Trans Youth: What It Means for Kentucky Families

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In a landmark ruling on Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court chose to uphold Tennessee’s law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors, setting a precedent that directly affects similar laws in states like Kentucky. The 6-3 decision sends a sharp message: access to critical health care for transgender youth remains in the crosshairs of political agendas

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Trinity Rodman & Adidas Spark a Breakthrough with F50 SPARKFUSION

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This week marks a landmark moment in sportswear history: Trinity Rodman, forward for the USWNT and Washington Spirit, unveiled the F50 SPARKFUSION, Adidas’s first-ever football boot designed specifically for female athletes. More than just a new product, this boot challenges the longstanding tradition of women fitting into smaller versions of men’s gear—bringing biomechanics, comfort, and

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Trump’s Crackdown & Public Opinion: 72% of Americans Oppose Trans Women in Female Sports

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In a country where social issues often divide the population, a new front in the gender identity debate has emerged — transgender participation in women’s sports. A recent nationwide poll, combined with fresh policy moves from the Trump administration, has brought this topic to the spotlight. And the results? They reveal overwhelming public support for

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