Elective egg freezing, once largely a medical necessity, has gradually transformed into a planned step in long-term career and life strategy.
Can India Inc. truly progress if the male gaze continues to shape women's everyday reality at work?
Women are climbing the career ladder, but invisible burdens and structural barriers are still weighing them down.
While the broader corporate universe saw a modest uptick in earnings, the handful of women leaders in India Inc delivered a striking counter-narrative in FY25.
Roshni Nadar Malhotra, Chairperson, HCLTech, on leadership, ensuring gender diversity and lessons from her journey to the top.
While gold and FDs were once the default option, today's women are exploring MFs, equities, and other financial products.
Women are rising in rank, but pay gaps and underrepresentation at the top keep true parity still out of reach.
Exceptional women leading unlisted enterprises, emerging businesses, and global firms, have been honoured as Super Achievers in this year's BT MPW.
Women founders are reshaping India's start-up landscape, breaking biases, defying funding gaps, and proving that entrepreneurship is no longer a space they're expected to enter quietly or temporarily.
The investment industry in India has its own set of women trailblazers, managing thousands of crores and generating immense wealth for investors.
In the past few decades, women have quietly risen across India's banking, financial services, and insurance sector. Here women's leadership isn't the exception, it's the legacy.
Women are a major force in the healthcare sector. Can this strong participation open the doors to wider leadership?
Vishakha Mulye is helping Aditya Birla Capital get ready for the AI age.
The path to the top is rarely smooth, but Lupin's Vinita Gupta says women leaders must lead with conviction and a global mindset
As SAP Labs India becomes central to the firm's global AI engine, Sindhu Gangadharan leads with agility, purpose, and a focus on transforming India into a creator of deep tech.
Arya shows what it takes to succeed in the world of manufacturing, a traditionally male-dominated field.
Breaking the so-called perceptions and global trends, India not only has a woman Finance Minister but a crop of female officials leading economic policymaking.
Salila Pande, MD and CEO of SBI Card, the largest pure-play credit card company in the country, believes the segment provides a huge growth opportunity.
For Allianz Services' Ritu Gangrade Arora, her current stint offers her the biggest canvas yet.
Priya Nair, the first woman CEO of HUL, doesn't believe in just numbers. Gaining on-the-ground insights is her priority.
Under Parminder Chopra's able leadership, PFC has achieved great success, propelling her to the top of the BT MPW list.





