By Nushaiba Iqbal, IndiaSpend

“We cannot achieve success if 50% of our population being women are locked at home,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi is quoted as saying, in this press release from March 2023. Development led by India's women was one of the themes in last year’s G20 summit, which India had presided over.

India ranks 108 of 193 countries on the Gender Inequality Index in 2022, an improvement of 14 positions from the previous year. The index, computed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), ranks countries based on reproductive health, labour market..

Read Full Story https://theprobe.in/governance/how-indias-women-and-girls-have-fared-in-the-modi-years-4485459