Parul Agrawal

From the formation of ICAI in 1949 till 1990, the number of women CAs in the southern region stood at a mere 525 (3.4 percent). (Photo: Image altered by The Quint/ Lijumol Joseph)

Remembering India’s First Woman Chartered Accountant R Sivabhogam

Ten Things to Know About Karnataka on Rajyotsava Day 

A t-shirt that reads Power of Kannada is Kannadiga and Kannadiga’s power is Kannada (Photo: <a href="http://www.hemmeyakannadiga.com/">www.hemmeyakannadiga.com</a>)

How Do I Protect My Mother’s Lungs During Diwali ‘Festivities’?

On Diwali, mom is confined to her room with the doors and windows locked, but the smoke is relentless.

Meet the Man Who Hasn’t Paid For Water in the Last 20 Years

AR Shiv Kumar believes in getting maximum ROI from his house by going green. (Photo: <b>The Quint</b>/Parul Agrawal)

Karnataka’s Daughter Jayalalithaa’s Bitter Trysts With Her State

Jayalalithaa was born on February 24 1948 in Melukote in Karnataka’s Mandya district. (Photo: PTI)

Karnataka’s ‘Ban’ on Ride-Sharing May Add to the Uber, Ola Mess

According to SoftBank Group, India’s cab business, may be worth $7 billion by 2020 as both Uber and Ola compete to own most of it. (Photo: Reuters)

Demonetisation has exposed the challenges facing PM Narendra Modi’s Digital India dream. (Photo: Liju Joseph/<b>The Quint</b>)

No ATMs, No Network: How Villages in North K’taka Went ‘Cashless’

Exclusive: B’luru Man Who Thrashed Mizo Youth Goes on Racist Rant

#JusticeforJishnu Campaign & the Rot in Private Colleges in Kerala

The perpetrators were tracked down by police but many women in the area say they still do not feel safe. (Photo: ANI Screengrab)

Bengaluru Molestation: A Safety Issue Or Locals Vs Outsiders?

Notebandi Has Forced India’s Invisible Women Farmers Into a Crisis

Note Ban, Drought: A Cocktail of Crises For K’taka’s Woman Farmers

From the formation of ICAI in 1949 till 1990, the number of women CAs in the southern region stood at a mere 525 (3.4 percent). (Photo: Image altered by The Quint/ Lijumol Joseph)

Remembering India’s First Woman Chartered Accountant R Sivabhogam

Ten Things to Know About Karnataka on Rajyotsava Day 

A t-shirt that reads Power of Kannada is Kannadiga and Kannadiga’s power is Kannada (Photo: <a href="http://www.hemmeyakannadiga.com/">www.hemmeyakannadiga.com</a>)

How Do I Protect My Mother’s Lungs During Diwali ‘Festivities’?

On Diwali, mom is confined to her room with the doors and windows locked, but the smoke is relentless.
AR Shiv Kumar believes in getting maximum ROI from his house by going green. (Photo: <b>The Quint</b>/Parul Agrawal)

Meet the Man Who Hasn’t Paid For Water in the Last 20 Years

Karnataka’s Daughter Jayalalithaa’s Bitter Trysts With Her State

Jayalalithaa was born on February 24 1948 in Melukote in Karnataka’s Mandya district. (Photo: PTI)

Karnataka’s ‘Ban’ on Ride-Sharing May Add to the Uber, Ola Mess

According to SoftBank Group, India’s cab business, may be worth $7 billion by 2020 as both Uber and Ola compete to own most of it. (Photo: Reuters)
Demonetisation has exposed the challenges facing PM Narendra Modi’s Digital India dream. (Photo: Liju Joseph/<b>The Quint</b>)

No ATMs, No Network: How Villages in North K’taka Went ‘Cashless’

Exclusive: B’luru Man Who Thrashed Mizo Youth Goes on Racist Rant

Netizens were left infuriated after the incident and took to social media platforms to express displeasure and anger. (Photo Courtesy: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl_nhWN_Tb4">YouTube Screengrab</a>)

#JusticeforJishnu Campaign & the Rot in Private Colleges in Kerala

Jishnu, a student of Nehru College of Engineering at Thrissur, was found hanging in his hostel room a few days back. (Photo Courtesy: Facebook/<a href="https://www.facebook.com/justiceforjishnupranoy/">JusticeforJishnu</a>)
The perpetrators were tracked down by police but many women in the area say they still do not feel safe. (Photo: ANI Screengrab)

Bengaluru Molestation: A Safety Issue Or Locals Vs Outsiders?

Notebandi Has Forced India’s Invisible Women Farmers Into a Crisis

In areas that largely depend on agriculture, women farmers have been hit the hardest by demonetisation. (Photo: Liju Joseph/<b>The Quint</b>)

Note Ban, Drought: A Cocktail of Crises For K’taka’s Woman Farmers

Women cultivators and farm labourers have lost both, their jobs and their financial independence post demonetisation.