Empowering the Nation with ‘Women-led Development’ - By Chandrakant Singh
Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized that India is transitioning from ‘women’s development’ to ‘women-led development’. In this grand vision, women have been reimagined as architects of India’s progress and development, rather than being passive recipients of the fruits of development.
What is Women-led Development?
- Women-led development refers to realising the potential of women in every sector’s growth by improving social, economic and political capacities of women. The aim of women-led development is to ensure participation of women in national development as well as addressing challenges of women.
- Accordingly, the Government of India, guided by the Indian Constitution and international ....
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