The head of a Nagpur-based NGO has been arrested following allegations from multiple women employees of sexual harassment and religious coercion. The accusations claim the NGO chief engaged in sex abuse and attempted to force religious conversions.

The Tamil Nadu government has amended its maternity leave rules, now allowing 365 days of leave for an additional delivery, even if a married woman government servant already has two surviving children born as twins in her first delivery.

Eastern Railway has recognized and felicitated its women employees for their outstanding contributions in critical roles such as loco-pilots, guards, station managers, and ticket collectors.

Tropic Maloprodaja, a company in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is highlighting the stories of its women employees who have been instrumental in building the company over the past 40 years.

Nashik police have served a notice to an HR officer at an IT company, who is a suspect in eight sexual exploitation complaints filed by women employees. The officer allegedly advised a victim to 'stay cool' instead of acting on a harassment complaint.

Chief Justice Kant distinguished between creating a legally enforceable statutory right and a spontaneous act or policy from employers towards their women employees

The state of Maharashtra in India has announced an early departure scheme for women employees working in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).

The Kerala government has published the terms of reference for its 12th pay commission, tasking it with suggesting measures to enhance the efficiency and people-friendliness of the Civil Services and address issues faced by women employees.

Six individuals have been arrested in connection with the sexual harassment of women employees at a multinational corporation in Nashik, India.

On Women's Day, the Maharashtra government launched the 'Come Early, Go Early' policy for women government employees residing in the Mumbai Metropolitan area, aiming to provide flexibility.

In her maiden speech, Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar announced a 'Come Early Go Early' concession policy for women employees in Mumbai.

Women employees of the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) staged a protest to demand the redressal of their pending issues.