Women Rights In India
Keywords:
women, society, equal rightAbstract
Welcome to the 21st century, it will be a century where women will have rights, they were exposed to many hardships but now the time has changed leaders like Indira Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Indra Nooyi and many others are a source of this development” These lines look really encouraging don’t they, but we need to know for how long are we going to tell these lines to our children while they see the same number of crimes being committed against the women they are living with. The dreams, aspiration of a modern day society which will provide equal rights to women don’t they look far-fetched.
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