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Recently, the Supreme Court of India has launched a 30-page handbook that contains a glossary of gender unjust terms and suggests alternative words and phrases which may be used to reduce inequalities.
Glossary of Words:
Need of such a Handbook:
Need to Use of Right Words:
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To achieve gender equality, fundamental changes need to be made to counter all stereotypes. The handbook may be a guide for judges and lawyers, but it could also be a catalyst for change right down to the societal level.
News Source: The Hindu
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