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The study titled "Psycho-Social Impact of Marital Conflict on Women's Mental Health" aims to examine the psychological and social challenges experienced by women facing marital conflict. Marriage is considered a fundamental social institution that ideally provides emotional support, stability, and companionship; however, persistent marital conflict can significantly affect the mental health and overall well-being of women. The study focuses on understanding the emotional, psychological, and social consequences such as stress, anxiety, depression, social isolation, and reduced self-esteem among women. A descriptive research design was adopted to study the existing conditions without manipulation. The universe of the study includes married women experiencing marital conflict, and a total of 50 respondents were selected using purposive sampling. Primary data was collected through a structured questionnaire, while secondary data was gathered from books, journals, and online sources. A pilot study and pre-test were conducted to ensure the reliability and clarity of the tool. The findings indicate that marital conflict leads to significant psychological distress, emotional imbalance, and social challenges among women. The study emphasizes the need for counselling services, awareness programs, and effective support systems to enhance women's mental health and overall well-being.