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The women participants appear upset and delve into how this setback came to be even without realising. One male participant says that women are practically debarred from learning about money

\"Don't let anyone stop you,\" he added as Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and the party echoed him in sending out the message of women's empowerment on the day

Alisha Moopen, Deputy MD, Aster DM Healthcare, explains what COVID-19 pandemic has taught women. She lists the number of measures women should take to keep themselves healthy and also touches upon the sacrifices they had to make during the pandemic. Moopen describes how coronavirus increased the gender gap predicted by the World Economic Forum and steps required to lessen this gap. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Women's Day 2021: How to win against all odds

The 'Bodyguard' actress shared a black and white picture wherein she is carrying her child

Women who marry late due to high demanding career or choose to remain single or are left alone due to some eventualities like death of husband or separation, divorce, need to pay special attention to their financial planning. \"Surveys show widows going bankrupt after five years of their husband's death. This segment needs special focus,\" says Shweta Jain, Founder, Investography. She shares essential money managing tips for single women. Listen In.Also Read: Women's Day 2021: How to win against all odds

A survey by Scripbox shows nearly 60 per cent women save more than 20 per cent of their income every month, of whom 16 per cent save more than 50 per cent of their monthly income. They also continue to be less risk tolerant with 56 per cent women preferring fixed income products such as FDs, PPF, LIC and other tax saving schemes. Gold remained their preferred investment. Shweta Jain, founder, Investography explains why women should start investing independently. She also tells where should women invest apart from gold and bank FDs.Also Read: Women's Day 2021: How to win against all odds

The biases women are accustomed to hearing clusters under the same umbrella of whether they can do something as well as a man

Happy Women's Day 2021: The social, political, economic, and cultural achievements of women are celebrated on this day globally; Here are some wishes, messages, whatsApp  instagram facebook status, quotes and images

Google doodle Women's day 2021: The 41-second-long video doodle highlights female trailblazers in the fields of art, civil rights, education, science, and much more

The tweet has not gone well with Pakistani citizens as the hijab is considered a sacred piece of clothing that women cover their heads with

Meghan, whose mother is Black and father is white, said she was naive before she married into the royal family in 2018, but that she ended up having suicidal thoughts and considering self harm after asking for help but getting none

Even as just 8 per cent of India's asset managers are women, according to Morningstar research, the number of women investors is growing

They will be joined by students and activists and all arrangements have been made to ensure women protestors take the centre stage on International Women's Day

Insolvency professional has in the last four years emerged as a new practice area for many women who are either chartered accountants, company secretaries or cost accountants. But unlike a CA or a CS, the role of insolvency professional is multi-faceted and much more challenging

Women are known to be efficient crisis managers and adept at dealing with contingencies, formulating risk mitigation strategies and preparing disaster preparedness plans

The overall maternal mortality rate (MMR) of India stood at 61 per cent between 2010 and 2017.  A figure much higher than the neighbouring states of Pakistan Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan

The International Women's Day, celebrated on March 8 every year, is a celebration of a century of this struggle for economic, social, cultural land political equality

Through the day, seven women achievers will share their life journeys and perhaps interact with you through my social media accounts, says the Prime Minister

The interaction will take place after President Ram Nath Kovind gives away the \"Nari Shakti\" awards at the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Sunday morning