Observational study reveals barriers faced by women in Andhra Pradesh, highlighting socio-economic inequality and the role of development-induced displacement.
The aim of conducting this study is to analyze the socio-economic conditions of women in India. The issues and barriers that are experienced by women in the region are explored during this study and for providing a comprehensive understanding of the topic the relevant literature is reviewed. The significance of sustainable development is highlighted in this paper and also discussed the role of institutional traps in perpetuating socio-economic inequality. The study sheds light on challenges faced by women in India by examining the influence of national business cultures, development-induced displacement, and religion. Furthermore, the requirement of long-term impact on the socio-economic deprivation of older women is explored in the study. The paper concludes by emphasizing the paradox of paid and unpaid work along with the discussion on the economic status of women in India.
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