Published Paper Details:

This paper explores the state of gender equality in modern India, highlighting both significant progress and persistent challenges. Over the past few decades, India has witnessed notable advancements in women's rights, including increased participation in education, workforce, and political representation. Legislative measures such as the Right to Education Act and the Women's Reservation Bill signify governmental acknowledgment of gender disparities and the need for reform. However, these strides are tempered by enduring challenges, including gender-based violence, discrimination, and cultural norms that continue to hinder true equality. The paper examines the multifaceted nature of these issues, drawing on statistical data, case studies, and policy analyses to illustrate the complexities surrounding gender equality in contemporary Indian society. Ultimately, it argues for a holistic approach that integrates legal, social, and economic frameworks to address the root causes of inequality and promote sustainable progress toward gender parity in India.