Advancing Women’s Education in the 21st Century: A Comprehensive Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.67224/ioasdjbms.2024.v01i03.005Keywords:
Social, Economic, Physical, Administrative, Educational PerspectivesAbstract
The significance of women’s education has been historically highlighted through various empowerment initiatives by constitutional framers, which have been implemented through government policies, programs, and schemes. Despite being a democratic nation, India faces deep-seated societal ignorance regarding the value of women’s education. This paper aims to address these issues, focusing on multiple dimensions such as social, economic, physical, administrative, and educational perspectives.
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