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28May 2025

ADDRESSING GENDER INEQUITIES IN CARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR WOMEN AND ECONOMY

ADDRESSING GENDER INEQUITIES IN CARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR WOMEN AND ECONOMY Why in the News? Most of the paid and unpaid care work in India is performed by women, highlighting the need for women’s economic empowerment and addressing gender inequities in care. Women care workers often face poor pay, long hours, and inadequate work conditions, exemplifying …

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11Apr 2025

Jyotiba Phule: Pioneer of Social Justice and Education

Why in the News ? Mahatma Jyotiba Phule’s birth anniversary on April 11 reignites reflection on his revolutionary role in fighting caste discrimination, promoting women’s education, and advocating rationalism. His legacy remains deeply relevant in today’s ongoing struggle for equality and social justice. Phule’s Social Reform and Educational Work: Jyotiba Phule, born on April 11, …

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25Mar 2025

Breaking Barriers: Women’s Empowerment at Universal School of Law 🌸⚖

Celebrating Women’s Achievements & Advocating Gender Equality On March 8, 2025, the Universal School of Law proudly hosted a special International Women’s Day Celebration, reinforcing its dedication to gender equality, legal empowerment, and leadership. The event brought together students, faculty, and legal professionals to discuss the role of law in shaping a more inclusive future. …

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19Mar 2025

Sankalpa 2025 – Transforming Aspirations into Civil Services Success

🚀 Empowering Future Leaders with Free IAS Coaching At Universal Group of Institutions (UGI), we believe in breaking barriers and creating opportunities for talented individuals who dream of serving the nation. Sankalpa 2025 is a fully funded IAS coaching program designed to support underprivileged yet meritorious students in achieving their dream of becoming civil servants. …

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