For weeks, a great rap battle has ensued between Grammy-winning artists, Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Both artists have released songs to disparage and ruin the other's image, yet an issue that has nothing to do with women has seen women's pain and trauma be reduced to entertainment.

Gravitas | Has Drake Vs Kendrick Lamar Feud Gone Too Far? Why Do Women Become Collateral Damage

Tagore and his women | Forgotten names who shaped the Nobel laureate's literature

India: Sandeshkhali woman accuses BJP of fabricating rape complaints

In Rajasthan’s villages, women are weaving not just rugs but dreams, empowering communities

The care economy is often ignored in India's political discourse. But things are changing for good. Several political parties are promising measures for the caregiving ecosystem. But what exactly is the care economy? And why does it matter to India? We tell you that and a lot more in this next report.

India's Care Economy: Underestimated, unpaid, overwhelmingly women-run

Australia to spend A$1bn to tackle violence against women, take steps to fight deepfake porn

Women experience more years in poor health than men, key study finds

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted severe heatwave conditions to continue over East and South Peninsular India for five days. Watch to know more.

India: IMD issues red alert over severe heatwave, heavy rainfall over Northeast India

Environmentalists participate in a fashion show featuring plastic wastes to mark the Earth Day in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, April 22, 2024. Watch to know more.

South Korean environmentalists celebrate Earth Day in Seoul

Women may have been 'target' of Sydney knife attacker: Australian police

'Sexual harassment leaves a mark' on humans and statues; German NGO's unique awareness campaign

Alaska's largest city is close to breaking the record for the most snow ever in a winter season. It's only the third time Anchorage has gone over 130 inches in a season. Watch in for more details!

Alaska's largest city set to break snow record

Taliban’s supreme leader Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada has vowed to revive stoning women to death in public for crimes like adultery. According to Akhundzada, women’s rights as advocated by the international community are against the Taliban’s interpretation of Islamic sharia. All this and much more in Inside South Asia.

Taliban to stone women in public for adultery

Afghan women will be stoned to death for adultery, declares Taliban leader in new audio. Taliban’s supreme leader mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada purportedly vowed a harsh implementation of the Islamic code of Shariah.

Taliban: Afghan women will be stoned to death for adultery

Jammu and Kashmir's political future hinges on 49pc women voters in upcoming elections

Nina Gomes collects garbage from the sea near Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,. For years Gomes has been accompanying her father, Ricardo Gomes, a biologist and director of the Mar Urbano Institute, to collect garbage from the city's beaches and seawater and help him teach ocean culture.

Meet Nina: Copacabana's youngest beach cleaner

Ever wondered why seemingly identical products cost more when marketed towards women? This video dives into the concept of the pink tax, exposing the unfair phenomenon where women are charged a premium for everyday items.

Pink Tax : Why you pay more just for being a woman

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Stepping into politics and making a mark for yourself is not an easy feat the challenge is tougher for women especially when it comes to a country's power centre. But every once in a while women have broken the glass ceiling while challenging the status quo the same holds for India's women political leaders this next story celebrates the firsts in India's political history.

Indian election 2024: Breaking the glass ceiling

On Inside South Asia this week with Bhairavi Singh: India election: Focus on political parties wooing the women’s vote Floods hit Pakistan's Balochistan again. Shehbaz Sharif visits the region Nepal’s political leadership in crisis India opens key naval base in Lakshadweep close to the Maldives Dhaka Fire Tragedy Kills 46. What's causing repeated fire tragedies in Bangladesh?

Nepal's musical chairs | Celebrating South Asia's women politicians

In India, half of the electorate is female. Their vote has the power to make or break political party fortunes. It makes sense because women are their main source of votes. Today, we examine how assistance schemes are being used by the political class to court women.

Women have been voting in larger numbers in recent state polls in India

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