Namita Bhandare, Indiaspend

An independent journalist who writes frequently on gender issues confronting India and has a particular interest in female workforce participation.

Women@Work

Why An Increase In Women's Workforce Numbers Might Not Be Good News

Namita Bhandare15 July 2022 12:30 AM GMT

In the first part of the latest edition of our Women at Work series, we write how anecdotal evidence and data from the latest Periodic Labour Force...

IndiaSpend Interviews

'Workplace Sexual Harassment Law Needs Overhaul'

Namita Bhandare20 Feb 2021 4:03 PM GMT

Senior journalist Priya Ramani, recently acquitted of charges that she defamed BJP MP M.J. Akbar when she accused him of sexual harassment, and her...

Women

In Parts Of India, More Than 25% Women Still Face Domestic Violence

Namita Bhandare15 Dec 2020 8:27 AM GMT

Women@Work

Women Hold Up Economy Yet Continue To Disappear From Workforce

Namita Bhandare15 Dec 2020 12:30 AM GMT

Election 2019

Most Women MPs Ever, Yet Only 14.6% Of Lok Sabha

Namita Bhandare27 May 2019 2:02 PM GMT

Election 2019

Muslim Women Are 6.9% Of Population. In Lok Sabha, 0.7%

Namita Bhandare26 April 2019 12:30 AM GMT

Election 2019

Record Women Voters’ Turnout But Few Women Contestants

Namita Bhandare27 March 2019 12:30 AM GMT

IndiaSpend Interviews

‘MeToo Is A Protest Movement, Doesn’t Always Lead To Action’

Namita Bhandare24 March 2019 12:30 AM GMT

GenderCheck

Abuse Of Children In India’s Institutions Reveals Nationwide Crisis Of Reform

Namita Bhandare29 Sep 2018 12:30 AM GMT

GenderCheck

Indian Women, Inordinately Burdened By HouseWork, Pay The Motherhood Penalty

Namita Bhandare4 Aug 2018 12:30 AM GMT

GenderCheck

As Indian Women Leave Jobs, Single Women Keep Working. Here’s Why

Namita Bhandare23 Jun 2018 12:30 AM GMT

GenderCheck

How Scooters Are Helping Haryana’s Women Get To Work

Namita Bhandare19 May 2018 12:30 AM GMT

Why An Increase In Women's Workforce Numbers Might Not Be Good News

'Workplace Sexual Harassment Law Needs Overhaul'

In Parts Of India, More Than 25% Women Still Face Domestic Violence

Women Hold Up Economy Yet Continue To Disappear From Workforce

Most Women MPs Ever, Yet Only 14.6% Of Lok Sabha

Muslim Women Are 6.9% Of Population. In Lok Sabha, 0.7%

Record Women Voters’ Turnout But Few Women Contestants

‘MeToo Is A Protest Movement, Doesn’t Always Lead To Action’

Abuse Of Children In India’s Institutions Reveals Nationwide Crisis Of Reform

Indian Women, Inordinately Burdened By HouseWork, Pay The Motherhood Penalty

As Indian Women Leave Jobs, Single Women Keep Working. Here’s Why

How Scooters Are Helping Haryana’s Women Get To Work

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