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Do We Still Need the Women’s Prize for Fiction in 2025? A Deep Dive into Literary Equity

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A Prize Born from Silence In 1991, the Booker Prize—a major literary award in the UK—shortlisted six books. None were written by women. It wasn’t a rare anomaly; it was a symptom. That year, women authored over 60% of novels published in Britain. Yet, not one was recognized. This moment sparked a cultural shift. In […]

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Aurore Bergé’s Journey to Morocco: Strengthening Feminist Diplomacy and Social Cooperation

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From June 23 to 25, French Minister for Gender Equality and the Fight Against Discrimination, Aurore Bergé, will visit Rabat to elevate Morocco–France collaboration in feminist diplomacy, human rights, and social progress. The visit builds upon a reinforced strategic dialogue initiated during President Macron’s state visit to Rabat in October 2024  . 📌 Diplomatic Momentum and Shared Vision Minister

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Adiba Anam: From Yavatmal’s Lanes to the IAS—Maharashtra’s First Muslim Woman to Crack UPSC

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In a powerful example of how resilience overcomes adversity, Adiba Anam, daughter of an autorickshaw driver from Yavatmal, Maharashtra, has become the state’s first Muslim woman IAS officer. She secured All India Rank 142 in the UPSC 2024 examination, achieving what few dare to dream, especially in one of India’s most competitive and elite exams.

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The War You Can’t See: Inside the Mind-Bending Mental Health Crisis Facing Women in Conflict Zones

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While the World Watches Bombs, Women Battle an Invisible War When we talk about war, we picture ruins, soldiers, and gunfire. But there’s another kind of warfare — quieter, darker, and far more personal. It’s happening inside the minds of millions of women. This war doesn’t leave bullet holes — it leaves emotional voids, fractured

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