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Persisting Inequality In Pacing Forward India




Vinayak Rastogi, New Law College, Pune, Maharashtra

ABSTRACT

Despite various government planning, measures and attempts to bring equality in Indian society, the equality can’t be bought, there still exists the patriarchal society and there still exists the differences between men and women. The real meaning of equality is still not present in societies of India in 21st century, even after the passage of many decades after the formation of constitution of India. Absence of equality not just restricts ladies’ admittance to assets and valuable open doors, yet in addition endangers the existence possibilities representing things to come age. In the current paper an endeavour has been made to look at the issue of gender inequality in India. This paper includes the mentality of men and women and not only men and women but also the social engineers the advocates or lawyers also regarding the concept of equality and how they react to it. In this cycle, the article not just examines the degree, causes and outcomes of the issue, yet additionally proposes strategy measures to diminish orientation imbalance in India.

Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

Abbreviation: IJLLR

ISSN: 2582-8878

Website: www.ijllr.com

Accessibility: Open Access

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