Contributions of Equal Gender to Indian Federalism

  • Dr. Anindita Choudhury
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  • Dr. Anindita Choudhury

    Assistant Professor at Faculty of Law, ICFAI University Tripura, India

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Abstract

Gender inequality is a quite known phenomenon till our Nation witnessed the steps of civilization. Gender inequality is the consequence of several factors. Our Nation has experienced historically the difference of attitudes towards the roles of men and women in society. The conventional gender roles assigned to women and men are so much impactful that the patriarchal prominence has become highly influential. Such dominating patriarchy is often seen to propagate the suppression of women’s rights and opportunities. Indian Democratic and Federal set up need the equal socio economic contribution of male and female for achieving its ultimate developmental goal. Such Inequalities are becoming vital cause behind several social curses like poverty, political instability and conflict, damage to societies and the broader global community. Irrespective of the fact that there are various steps taken towards genuine progress, but practically the world remains, on the whole, highly unequal to women. Not only are women and girls unable to access the same opportunities as men on an equal basis but also suffer the most deleterious impacts of events such as social violence, economic recessions and political instability. The ongoing suppression and repression of women’s ability to participate with men as equals in society is not merely an issue of equity – it is one of justice and a threat to the federal structure of our Country. Equal gender contribution to federalism will be victorious by escalating their political partaking at multiple levels, by equivalent representation of women and nurturing female policy innovation.

Keywords

  • Political instability
  • Economic recessions
  • Federalism
  • Equivalent representation

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 9, Issue 2, Page 3899 - 3908

DOI: https://doij.org/10.10000/IJLMH.1111924

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