Ndaitwah, the country's first woman in the top job, pledged on Friday (March 21) to diversify the economy in an attempt to address high unemployment rates. Rachel Graham reports.

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Curriculum developers have made more of an effort in recent years to broaden their depictions of scientists, hoping to more ...

Seven women from different paths of lives, from sports, rural entrepreneurship, science & technology, have taken over Mr. Modi’s social media account. Accessibility advocate Anjlee Agarwal ...

I want to encourage women to follow their dreams and break barriers in any field they choose because I know they can!” she added. In a joint post, Mishra, a nuclear scientist at Bhabha Atomic Research ...

From scientists breaking new grounds to rural entrepreneurs transforming local economies, six inspiring women took over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s social media accounts on International Women’s ...

Indian chess Grandmaster R Vaishali, and scientists Elina Mishra and Shilpi Soni were among the six women who took over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's X handle on the occasion of International ...

New Delhi [India], March 8 (ANI): Two women scientists on Saturday took over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's social media account to share their work and experiences with their countrymen on ...

Two women scientists on Saturday took over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s social media account to share their work and experiences with their countrymen on International Women’s Day.

One of these is female representation in the science and engineering fields, which remains low at 3.8% of the workforce. While progress has been noted in career progression (9th) and gender ...