Tag: Women Empowerment India
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Urbanization and Women’s Deprivation: The “Urban Paradox”
Urbanization is often celebrated as a driver of growth, modernization, and social liberation. Cities are viewed as spaces of opportunity where women can access better education, healthcare, employment, and independence. However, for millions of women in India, urbanization also creates a different reality — one marked by insecurity, unpaid care burdens, informal employment, and exclusion.…
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