Women are vigorously asserting themselves across various domains, from legal rights to personal control, reshaping their destinies. They now enjoy equal opportunities in societal realms, fostering their choices and expressions. Women's decisions command respect without bias. Indian women are defying norms, excelling limitlessly regardless of age. Globally, they radiate brilliance and unmatched skills. Women leaders and entrepreneurs are driving societal transformations, even in traditionally male-dominated fields. Their unyielding determination is to reform norms and leave an enduring global impact. This week, womenentrepreneursreview.com presented compelling stories of these achievers, highlighting their leadership and entrepreneurial feats, symbolizing women's influential prowess and contributions to the workforce.
MoPSW observes International Day for Women in Maritime in New Delhi
International Day for Women in Maritime was observed on 18 May 2024 in New Delhi by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways (MoPSW), emphasizing the significance of women's contributions to maritime safety and security by female seafarers. The theme for this year was, "Safe Horizons: Women in Shaping the Future of Maritime Safety." 27 female seafarers who are pursuing various degrees in the maritime sector from different marine institutes along with certain industry experts were honored during the event for their commitment and exemplary contributions to the maritime industry.
Bhagyashri Jadhav clinches Silver in Women's Shot Put F34 in Kobe
Indian athletes, including Bhagyashri Jadhav, have continued their impressive performance at the 2024 World Para Athletics Championships. Bhagyashri grabbed a silver medal in the Women's Shot Put F34 during the event in Kobe, Japan. She is India's TOP Scheme athlete, and hurled the iron ball to an impressive 7.52 meters in the finals, contributing to India's five medals including one gold, three silver, and one bronze.
Jaya Badiga becomes First Woman from Andhra Pradesh to be Appointed as a Judge in USA
Jaya Badiga, a Telugu native from Vijayawada, has become the first woman from Andhra to serve as a judge in the Sacramento County Superior Court in California. She completed her education at Osmania University and obtained her Juris Doctor degree from Santa Clara University. Jaya has over a decade of legal experience in private practice and has contributed to legal education as a faculty member.
Chennamma Squad Creates Self-Defence Awareness among Women
The Chennamma Squad serves as an ultimate response to Hubballi-Dharwad in order to build confidence among women as well as create self-defence awareness. Involving female police officers, Chennamma Squad holds a unit in district’s every police station while operating in 2 daily shifts i.e., morning and evening. The units shall be visiting all the vulnerable points where a large number of women are present.
Study reveals 11.5% Indian Women opt for Hysterectomy
A study found that for every 100 women over 45 years old in India, at least 11 have undergone hysterectomies. The most common causes were excessive bleeding, fibroids/cysts, and uterine prolapse. Socio-economic disparities were noted, with the highest prevalence in southern states. Family size and having two or more children were also significant factors.
FLO India & UK Partner to Promote Female-Driven Innovation in Odisha
FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) has partnered with Deputy British High Commissioners to explore trade and investment opportunities in the UK for women entrepreneurs from Odisha. The initiative includes establishing a bilateral mentorship program, facilitating access to the UK market for Indian women-led startups, and identifying investment sectors like technology, healthcare, and sustainable products. The partnership strengthens economic bonds between India and the UK, promoting female-driven innovation and enterprise on an international scale.
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