DOI: 10.36106/paripex/2602956 ISSN:
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: AN INTEGRAL TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Avantika Mishra- General Medicine
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In the concerted journey towards sustainable development, women empowerment has surfaced as a key area that cannot be overlooked. Despite various patriarchal shackles that have timelessly bound half of the world's population, a significant shift has gradually taken root in all corners of society. Women empowerment is not just about bestowing rights for women; it intermeshes gender equality, women's health and safety, female education, women's rights, and economic independence. It has now become an intrinsic goal for any society that aspires for holistic progress.