Women's Struggles & Challenges

Category: Women’s Struggles & Challenges

The Barriers and Breakthroughs for Women in Political Roles

June 22, 2025 No Comments

In 2025, women in political roles are breaking new ground, leading nations, shaping policies, and inspiring change. Despite significant progress, barriers like gender bias, funding gaps, and work-life balance challenges persist. This blog by Hustling Naari explores the challenges and opportunities for women in politics, highlighting key barriers and recent breakthroughs that are paving the

Women: The Privilege to Society, the Creator, the Powerhouse

March 3, 2025 1 Comment

A woman is not just an individual; she is the embodiment of strength, resilience, and divinity. She is the Annapurna, the nourisher; Laxmi, the bringer of prosperity; and Durga, the fierce protector. Society reveres her with these powerful names, yet paradoxically, she still struggles to claim complete autonomy over her thoughts and decisions. Hustling Naari

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Social Media’s Role in Empowering and Objectifying Women

December 17, 2024 5 Comments

Social media is a powerful tool that shapes how we connect, communicate, and represent ourselves. For women, it has become a double-edged sword – an arena of empowerment and visibility on one side, and a space rife with objectification and harmful stereotypes on the other. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook offer opportunities to amplify

Work-life Balance In the Age of Remote Work

September 13, 2024 8 Comments

The rise of remote work has fundamentally changed how people balance their professional and personal lives. This shift has brought about new challenges and opportunities, impacting mental health, productivity, and family time for workers across the globe. As companies and employees navigate this evolving landscape, finding effective strategies to maintain a healthy remote work-life balance

Hustling Naari

With over a decade of experience in crafting compelling narratives, I'm not just a writer – I'm a storyteller. My approach goes beyond mere words.