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06 May 2023

Gender Pay Disparities Begin With Job Search: Study

60 per cent of women accepted a job before graduation, compared to 52 per cent of males, the study showed Researchers believe that this gender difference can be partially accounted for by men's greater risk tolerance and overconfidence in their salary potential The study also found that relative to women, men are more likely to have rejected an offer that is higher than the one that they end up accepting

12 Oct 2021

NGO MukkaMaar launches self-defence platform for women, study shows gender gap

MukkaMaar rolled out a research 'Power of Body, Voice and Mind for every girl’' It also launched a self-defence platform for women ‘POWER with Mukki’

20 Aug 2019

#WhyTheGap: Twinkle, Akshay raise concern over gender gap among kids

The Bollywood couple of Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna has urged people to impart education to children, sharing their stories on how education helped them in achieving success.

Gender Gap Index

19 Dec 2018

India ranks 108th in World Economic Forum gender gap index 2018

While India has many challenges as it ranks 142nd out of 149 countries in the economic opportunity and participation subindex, it also has a few achievements.

Gender pay index

26 Oct 2016

Another 170 years before women are paid as much as men: Gender gap index

Efforts to close gender gaps in pay and workforce participation slowed so dramatically in the past year that men and women may not reach economic equality for another 170 years, the World Economic Forum said on Tuesday.

Economic gender gap

26 Oct 2016

Economic gap between women and men could take 170 years to close: WEF

The economic gender gap could take 170 years to close after progress towards parity between the sexes suffered "a dramatic slowdown", the World Economic Forum (WEF) said in a report on Wednesday.

11 Oct 2014

After gaffe, Microsoft board to look at gender pay gap, male culture

He later said he was wrong, but the damage was done, reinforcing the view that Microsoft - and the tech industry generally - is a boys` club.

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