The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan. According to a Times of India report, the man entered the train at Ghatkopar station



Naked man enters women’s compartment of Mumbai local train sparking panic: Watch

Iran has temporarily halted its crackdown on strict hijab laws following widespread protests across the country. This decision comes amidst growing unrest over the enforcement of the dress code, signaling a potential shift in the government's approach to the ongoing social turmoil.



Iran Pauses Crackdown On Strict Hijab Laws Amid Ongoing Protests

Iran has temporarily halted its crackdown on strict hijab laws following widespread protests across the country. This decision comes amidst growing unrest over the enforcement of the dress code, signaling a potential shift in the government's approach to the ongoing social turmoil.

After a ban on senior school and university education for girls, a new Taliban diktat bars women from medical education. It's another setback for women and also for Afghanistan which is already reeling from soaring childbirth mortality rates. This move keeping women out of work like nursing and midwifery threatens to make things worse. This report on Inside South Asia analyses the issue.

Taliban Bars Medical Education for Women

A Bloomberg exclusive shows that women will receive 34 trillion dollars by 2030, thanks to a massive wealth transfer. Take a look at this next report to see the transformation in investing trends as a result of women's wealth surge.

Massive Wealth Transfer Will Give Women $34 Trillion By 2030

Kejriwal promises $25 monthly aid for women under ‘Mahila Samman Yojana’ if AAP wins Delhi election

Afghanistan is reportedly planning to ban women from enrolling in nursing and midwifery courses. this is another setback for the women of the country, which could also lead to women and girls dying due to struggling to receive healthcare during childbirth. @mollygambhir tells you more!

Taliban To Ban Women From Enrolling In Nursing & Midwifery Courses | GRAVITAS | WION

Women are getting pregnant for 15 months in Nigeria. Here's all about this disturbing 'miracle pregnancy'

Limitations often breed resilience...And women in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan testify to that fact. Despite losing jobs...Women in Afghanistan are turning to entrepreneurship to sustain themselves and their families. Our next report delves into this inspiring struggle for economic independence. Take a look...

Afghanistan: Small Businesses Provide Lifeline For Aghan Women Amid Hardships

Afghan Women Turn to Entrepreneurship Amid Taliban Restrictions

For decades, the trading floor has been a man's world, but that’s rapidly changing. The glass ceiling is cracking, and women are not just entering the trading ring—they’re changing the game. While the financial sector has long been dominated by male perspectives, women are now making their mark-- they're bringing balance, insight, and a new set of skills to the fast-paced world of finance.

Women Break Barriers on the Trading Floor | GRAVITAS

US women begin ‘MATGA’ movement after Trump’s victory, fantasise poisoning men

India: Two Meerut women booked for burning puppies alive for disturbing their sleep

The English Football Association has issued an apology it said that shots are not a requirement for women to play football in the country. Although FIFA rules require all players both male and female to wear shorts. Watch to know more.

The English FA: Shorts Not A Requirement For Women

The English Football Association has sparked controversy after a Muslim footballer was stopped from participating in a match for wearing tracks instead of traditional shorts. The incident has reignited discussions about inclusivity and cultural sensitivity in sports, with advocates arguing that women's attire should accommodate personal beliefs and comfort. The FA's decision highlights ongoing debates about diversity and the need for policies that respect players' identities.

English FA: Muslim Footballer Stopped For Wearing Tracks, "Shorts Not A Must For Women"

In a unique event held on the famous Dal Lake of Srinagar, over 150 females participated in a boat race, breaking all the stereotypical barriers and taking a step in the direction of women's empowerment and inclusivity.

Jammu & Kashmir: All-Women Boat Race In Kashmir

Former wife of the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali is reportedly opening a stadium in Afghanistan, a country where women are barred from Sports. Watch our report to know more.

Muhammad Ali's Ex -Wife To Build A Stadium

A new analysis reveals how the gender pay gap isn’t always tilted in favour of men. The Conference Board in its report found that top women CEOs in the United States are out-earning their male counterparts.

Gender Earnings Gap Narrows Among CEOs

UNICEF says one in every eight girls, women experienced rape and sexual assault before age of 18

The Indian Air Force (IAF) successfully rescued two foreign women mountaineers who had been stranded for three days at over 6,000 meters during their expedition to Chaukhamba-3 peak. Their equipment and bags had fallen into a gorge, prompting the rescue operation using helicopters on Sunday.

Two Foreign Trekkers Stuck In Himalayas, Uttarakhand Rescued

A growing movement in Sri Lanka is calling for at least 50% female representation in politics, advocating for greater gender equality and stronger voices for women in decision-making roles. Activists are urging reforms to ensure women's participation in shaping the nation's political future.

Sri Lankans Call For Minimum 50% Women Representation In Politics

A growing movement in Sri Lanka is calling for at least 60% female representation in politics, advocating for greater gender equality and stronger voices for women in decision-making roles. Activists are urging reforms to ensure women's participation in shaping the nation's political future.

Sri Lankas Demand At Least 60% Women Representation In Politics

The Taliban are to be taken to the international court of justice for gender discrimination by Canada, Australia, Germany and the Netherlands in a groundbreaking move. The move announced at the UN general assembly is the first time the ICJ, based in The Hague, has been used by one country to take another to court over gender discrimination.

Afghanistan's Taliban Government To Face Legal Action Over Women's Rights At ICJ

According to doctors and scientists, thousands of women are losing their lives due to heart disease because of the misconception that it is a 'man’s disease'. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Women Dying ‘Unnecessarily’ Due To Heart Disease

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