earning to men. In a technology-driven environment where physical strength is no longer the most important requisite for a job, it may be a good idea to free both women—and men—from traditional role expectations that are no longer relevant.
A more gender-equitable environment helps women get an education and join the workforce, which in turn helps them delay marriage, choose if and when and how many children to have. It is also well established that working women have fewer children and greater bodily autonomy.
Even if in small measure, social norms that limit the roles of men and women are being redefined. India’s youth are aspiring high, and with education and employment, they are contributing to the economy.
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