The lives of women throughout the world have improved considerably as a result of the current trend of globalisation, especially those in developing countries. Nevertheless, women are still disadvantaged in many areas, including education, employment, health, etc. Today, we often discuss women's empowerment without considering why it is necessary. To find answers, we must examine the historical situation of women, learn the history of Indian feminism and identify the major problems facing Indian women today, such as health and education. This systematic literature review examines the historical trajectory and current challenges related to women's empowerment in India, with a focus on women's health and education. Guided by the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews guidelines, the review analyses peer- reviewed journals and scholarly publications from 2000 to 2023. This research synthesises statistical data and empirical evidence to offer actionable insights designed to improve the status of women's health and education. The findings highlight significant regional disparities and emerging trends in policy adoption, laying the groundwork for potential future reforms.
Pandey et al. (Fri,) studied this question.