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This editorial is based on the news “International Women’s Day 2024 | Working women too, with a dream of good childcare” which was published in the Hindu. In celebrating International Women’s Day 2024, under the theme of ‘Investing in women: Accelerate progress’. However, Women in informal sector still face significant challenges in achieving gender equality.
Relevancy for Prelims: Women, Business And The Law 2024, Nari Shakti Puraskar 2024, Female Labour Force Participation In India, and A Closer Look At Women In India’s Jobless Growth.
Relevancy for Mains: Women in Informal Sector: Key Issues, Challenges and Solutions. |
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Examples of Schemes of Different States for Incentivising Health Seeking Behaviour:
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Success cases for the provisioning of Creche:
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It is imperative that affordable and quality child care infrastructure is considered as an employment-linked benefit and as a public good. There is a need to expand the care worker infrastructure, especially the Anganwadi worker and helper, who are already overburdened and underpaid.
Prelims PYQ (2017):
Which of the following gives ‘Global Gender Gap Index’ ranking to the countries of the world? (a) World Economic Forum (b) UN Human Rights Council (c) UN Women (d) World Health Organization Ans: (a) |
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