Women Struggle with Climate Challenges and Gender Inequality in India Despite Contribution

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By Karmactive Staff

In 2027, Ms. Justice BV Nagarathna is poised to become India's first female Chief Justice, signifying a historic breakthrough

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Ms. Rashmi's anticipated role as Maharashtra's first female DGP is stalled, reflecting persistent gender biases in leadership positions.

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Women disproportionately bear the brunt of climate change impacts, as underscored in recent COP28 deliberations.

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Reports reveal a stark increase in poverty and food insecurity among women due to climate-related issues.

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UNFPA highlights the alarming rise in maternal mortality, sexual violence, and homelessness among women affected by climate change.

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The call for gender-responsive climate action and justice was emphasized on 'gender equality day'.

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Women's predominant role in Southeast Asian agriculture is threatened by climate variability, affecting their livelihoods and security.

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Despite contributing significantly to farm and industrial production, women's voices remain marginalized in climate change discourse.

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Initiatives like all-girls Sainik Schools in India and visible gender equality in US armed forces mark small but significant steps towards balance.

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