More workforce participation rate has the ability to close the gender gap imbalance. Justify the statement (200 Words)
Refer - Business Standard
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KEY POINTS
· India’s five-rank improvement on the World Economic Forum’s latest Global Gender Gap Index detracts from the fact that its performance on gender equality remains among the worst in the world.
· At rank 135 out of 146 countries against 140 out of 156 countries in 2021, it ranks above only 11 countries.
· The country performs decently on political empowerment, which measures the percentage of women in Parliament or holding ministerial positions.
· On the index labelled educational attainments, which measures literacy and enrolment rates at all levels, India ranks 107 out of 146.
· Both these indices are a reflection of persistent traditional patriarchal attitudes towards women, including their chances of being born.
· Here, India ranks 143 out of 146 countries, though this is, inexplicably, an improvement from its 2021 ranking. At 20.6 per cent, the female labour force participation rate represents a fall from its pre-Covid level of 22.8 per cent, which is hardly a healthy trend.
· Though it is true that the pandemic-induced job and income losses impacted women around the world, they appear to have had a disproportionate impact in India. During the post-pandemic recovery, it’s the men who have returned to the workforce where jobs are still scarce .
Tapasvi 2 years
Kindly review
IAS Parliament 2 years
Try to include data for each parameter. Keep Writing.
Ananta Kumar Muduli 2 years
Good morning sir...
IAS Parliament 2 years
Try to focus more on labour force participation rate. Keep Writing.
Aravind R 2 years
Kindly review this mam/sir
IAS Parliament 2 years
Try to focus more on labour force participation rate. Keep Writing.
Pooja 2 years
Pls review
IAS Parliament 2 years
Rank is 135, try to bring coherence in the answer. Keep Writing,.