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Hello Readers
New Newsletter Alert!
This week’s WER Newsletter begins with the focus being on the TATA Women’s Premier League, and the tournament has placed itself strongly at the forefront as a great power when it comes to women’s cricket around the world.
As WPL 2026 approaches, we examine the impact of the loss of some top international players that could affect the final play plans, and also the increased power of the competition when it comes to developing women athletes around the world.
Further, we would like to point out the importance of an emerging trend in the India labor ecosystem, where the number of female participants in the apprenticeship program has increased by 58 percent over the past three years. This comes at a time when the country still has lower female labor market participation.
In this edition, we have for you a very informative interview with Ranjana Maitra, Country Head – International Relations & Strategic Partnerships, University of New Haven, and her views on how education, mentoring, and global experiences can empower women to lead and inspire with confidence.
We also highlight an inspiring interview with Ruhie Pande, Group CHRO & CMO, Sterlite Electric, who talks about creating empathetic, inclusive, and high-performance work environments where feeling like one belongs becomes the force that COUNTS EVERY DAY.
Together, these stories reflect women-led progress across sports, education, leadership, and workforce transformation.
Other Topics Covered this Week
• Powai Run 2026 with 11,000+ Runners Highlights Women Empowerment
• PRAGATI Marks 50th Meeting, Reviews PMMVY Implementation
• UP Warriorz Launch New Playing Jersey
All of this and much more to read on the current edition of WER Newsletter.
Happy Reading!
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Wednesday, 14 January 2026
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TATA WPL 2026: Top 5 International Stars Missing this Season
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| The TATA Women’s Premier League has evolved into a premier global... |
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Recap 2025: 5 Women Politicians Who Won the People's Mandate
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| As 2025 comes to a close, we look back at women’s achievements... |
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| Alumni Women Leaders from Indian Institute Of Technology Madras |
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| Furious 5: Meet the Top Batter from Each Franchise this WPL Season |
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| Invisibility to Influence: Empowering Women in Family Businesses |
| Dr. Vanitha Datla, a CFA charterholder with a Ph.D. from ISB on Women in Indian Family... |
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| A Leadership Vision That Turns Inclusion into Everyday Strength |
| Ruhie Pande is an accomplished HR and leadership expert with two decades of experience shaping... |
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| 2025 Most Disruptive Industry Trends: Indian Women Leaders Speak |
| 2025 has been a year of steady growth and disruptive trends for the Indian business landscape. |
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| How Global Education Prepares Women to Lead, Innovate & Inspire |
| With over three decades of leadership experience, Ranjana Maitra has shaped businesses in the... |
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| Recap 2025: 5 Indian Women Billionaires at the Zenith of Success
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| As 2025 comes to a close, we look back at women’s achievements throughout the year.
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| Recap 2025: Women Leaders Who Redefined India's Business Landscape
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| As 2025 comes to a close, we look back at women’s achievements throughout the year. In this...
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