Jazmen Jafar, an Iranian-American former attorney who left law to build a top-performing OnlyFans business, arguing the move gave her financial independence and personal freedom.
Acclaimed author Joyce Carol Oates sparked a viral debate after calling Elon Musk “uneducated and uncultured.” The billionaire fired back on X, calling her “a liar” and “not a good human.”
Mandira Bedi celebrates India’s Women’s World Cup win, recalling her quiet support for women’s cricket in the 2000s and her journey from sports presenter to a true champion of women in sports.
On a night of political triumph, Rama Duwaji turned fashion into a language of identity and solidarity — wearing a Palestinian design that carried history, heritage, and quiet defiance.
At Glamour’s 2025 Women of the Year Awards, Ms. Rachel honored Gaza’s children with an embroidered dress and a heartfelt message on empathy, justice, and compassion that moved the audience to a standing ovation.
Bollywood actress Zareen Khan, founder of Happy Hippie, slammed Shiprocket over alleged delivery scams and product tampering - sharing the story in an Instagram reel captioned “Shiprocket or ScamRocket.”
Bollywood star Bhumi Pednekar and sister Samiksha launch Backbay Aqua—premium Himalayan mineral water in eco-friendly cartons with women-led sourcing.
Archita Phukan, an influencer from Assam, became the victim of a disturbing AI deepfake scam after her ex-boyfriend used artificial intelligence to create and share explicit content using her likeness. The case has sparked national outrage in India and raised urgent concerns about digital identity theft and AI misuse.
Archita Phukan's contribution to helping children in red-light areas holds personal significance, as she herself was once a victim of prostitution.
Founded in Ireland in 2023, Salaam Cola dedicates 10% of its profits to supporting conflict-affected communities in regions like Palestine, Syria, Yemen, and Lebanon.
Rhea Chakraborty and her brother Showik have turned their lives around after facing personal setbacks by launching a successful startup, Chapter 2 Drip.
Monique Jeremiah, a Queensland-based entrepreneur, has earned over USD 50,000 by building an online business around the “hot bedding” trend.