Empowering Indian Women: Scrutinizing Major Constitutional Provisions & Legislations on Women’s Rights in Context

Abstract

Women empowerment is a critical aspect to achieving gender equality, where both men and women have equal power and opportunities for education, healthcare, economic participation and personal development. Women empowerment is a critical aspect to achieving gender equality, where both men and women have equal power and opportunities for education, healthcare, economic participation and personal development. including accepting women's viewpoints or making an effort to seek them, raising the status of women through education, awareness, and literacy. Ultimately, no matter the age, women feel most empowered when they see women who are similar to them and easy to relate to. Characteristics like intelligence, success, and kindness are just a few examples that make women feel empowered. These characteristics can apply to any empowering woman, not just celebrities. The Article has applied Comparative study of legal parameters and practicalCase –Based Analysis (CSA) as Methods to delve deep into the issue of empowerment of Indian women in the legal framework created by Indian