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  • The Pioneer 11 October 2021

    Especially since the COVID-19 pandemic, women have exhibited higher levels of depression and anxiety than men across nations and social classes

  • The Pioneer 07 July 2021

    Can the Generation Equality Forum ensure two basic rights for women: The right to safety and peace at home, and to decent work outside of it?

  • Pallavi Choudhuri
    The Indian Express 07 June 2021

    Children in households without piped water or LPG have lower learning outcomes. This negative impact is greater when women bear a greater share of the burden of unpaid work compared to men.

  • Sonalde Desai
    The Indian Express 09 March 2021

    The pandemic may have limited our ability to connect with the external world, but for several Indian women, isolation isn’t unfamiliar or new

  • Manjistha Banerji Sonalde Desai Reem Ashraf
    The Economic Times 20 February 2021

    It is important to assess the extent of the educational disruption. Delhi Coronavirus Telephone Survey Wave 4 (DCVTS-4), conducted between December 23, 2020, and January 4, 2021, offers some insights. DCVTS-4 collected data on 1,530 children in the 6-14 years category on the extent of the disruptions in schooling and learning. Three findings from this survey are pertinent for designing effective remedies.

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