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Indian society is characterized by Patriarchy from ages. Although India has come miles ahead in terms of technology, lifestyle and even with broad support for gender equality, a significant portion of Urban India believes that women are responsible for child-rearing. The archaic belief of conservative views about women’s role in households, workplaces and society is still upheld by many in Urban India.
The factors responsible for such beliefs:
Measures needed:
Conclusion:
Gender Equality is central to inclusive economic growth and is critical for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Attitudinal shift is essential for women to be considered as equal within their homes and in broader society. Educating Indian children from an early age about the importance of gender equality is imperative.
By: ABHISHEK KUMAR GARG ProfileResourcesReport error
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