The Indian Constitution is the largest written constitution that guarantees equality to women and empowers the State to take affirmative actions in favour of women.
The Indian Constitution is the largest written constitution that guarantees equality to women and empowers the State to take affirmative actions in favour of women.
Harpreet Kaur is Professor of Law at the National Law University Delhi, India.
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Part I Governance 1. Gender Diverse Boards and Good Corporate Governance Practices: Lessons for India Dr. Navjeet Sindhu Kundal 2. Role of Women in Sustainable Business Development - Constraints, Reasons and Solutions Dr. Naseema P K. 3. Can "Smart Economics" Be Led by Gender Equality Dr. Mamta Bhatia 4. Women in Business World: Remedy in Law Harshit Batra 5. Role of Women Entrepreneurship in India: Time to Take Learnings from Finland & Israel Dr. R. K. Chopra Part II Sustainability 6. Women in Business and Entrepreneurial Roles - "Get Smarter with STEM" Dr. Mamta Bhatia 7. Women Going Beyond Economic Empowerment - A Social Competency Business Model Dr. Sridevi Samineni 8. Women in Business - Need to Redefine Inclusivity Post Covid Prof. Kanwal DP Singh 9. Challenges and Readiness in Cashless Economy - Women Entrepreneurs in Gujarat Dr. Ranjana Singh and Tania Sebastian 10. Women Entrepreneurship and Surviving of Family Through Microfinance in Rural Areas: A Case Study of Varanasi District Dr. Gautam Kumar Sinha 11. Exploring the Dimensions of Plastic Money Usage Among Women Dr. Timcy Sachdeva Part III Policy 12. Why India Needs National Policy on Women Empowerment - A Relook into Causes Dr. Neha Tomar and Prof. (Dr.) Reshma Nasreen 13. CSR Initiatives as an Instrument for Women Empowerment in India Dr. Avantika Raina 14. Women Entrepreneurship and Business Development in India Ipsita Pallavi Sahoo 15. Social Entrepreneurship: Hope Towards Women Empowerment - A Case Study of Women Pashmina Workers in Kashmir Valley Asra Wani and Mohsina Irshad
Part I Governance 1. Gender Diverse Boards and Good Corporate Governance Practices: Lessons for India Dr. Navjeet Sindhu Kundal 2. Role of Women in Sustainable Business Development - Constraints, Reasons and Solutions Dr. Naseema P K. 3. Can "Smart Economics" Be Led by Gender Equality Dr. Mamta Bhatia 4. Women in Business World: Remedy in Law Harshit Batra 5. Role of Women Entrepreneurship in India: Time to Take Learnings from Finland & Israel Dr. R. K. Chopra Part II Sustainability 6. Women in Business and Entrepreneurial Roles - "Get Smarter with STEM" Dr. Mamta Bhatia 7. Women Going Beyond Economic Empowerment - A Social Competency Business Model Dr. Sridevi Samineni 8. Women in Business - Need to Redefine Inclusivity Post Covid Prof. Kanwal DP Singh 9. Challenges and Readiness in Cashless Economy - Women Entrepreneurs in Gujarat Dr. Ranjana Singh and Tania Sebastian 10. Women Entrepreneurship and Surviving of Family Through Microfinance in Rural Areas: A Case Study of Varanasi District Dr. Gautam Kumar Sinha 11. Exploring the Dimensions of Plastic Money Usage Among Women Dr. Timcy Sachdeva Part III Policy 12. Why India Needs National Policy on Women Empowerment - A Relook into Causes Dr. Neha Tomar and Prof. (Dr.) Reshma Nasreen 13. CSR Initiatives as an Instrument for Women Empowerment in India Dr. Avantika Raina 14. Women Entrepreneurship and Business Development in India Ipsita Pallavi Sahoo 15. Social Entrepreneurship: Hope Towards Women Empowerment - A Case Study of Women Pashmina Workers in Kashmir Valley Asra Wani and Mohsina Irshad
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