Women Empowerment is a multifaceted  concept consists of social, economic, political dimensions. Since last years women have faced multiple challenges like they had no rights to do anything except household work. However, when women empowerment concept came into women’s life we can see some changes in their life. Many girls would motivated by this concept and now they are fighting for their rights.

Every women should be self independent. Education is must for every girl. So, they can do anything in their life. They can be financially independent. Providing quality education equip women with the knowledge and skills needed to break free from so called traditional rules and also decision-making capabilities. Everyone should learn some skills which will help them to go ahead in their life. When they learn about education, they will have equal opportunities to pursue high degree of education and the chances will increase to get hired by the companies.

If we talk about social dimension, then yes women empowerment also plays a crucial role in society. Women can do anything….but when it comes to women there are lot of barriers which they have to face especially in society. Everytime a woman have to face discrimination in some areas including in the home and in the work place. Many people used to say that women can’t work like a man, women should know their limits, they have no rights to make a decision, they don’t know about world, they can’t go without their brother, father or husband. WHYY??????? Because she is a woman. This type of mindset could destroy our society and also lost their women rights. But because of women empowerment every woman is trying to go ahead in their lives. They are contributing towards society. From many years , Indian women have eventuated as strongest pillars in nation building and again proved that whenever given a chance they can be the best decision makers for themselves, their family as well as the nation.

Example of Greatest Women Responsibilities:

Anandi Gopal Joshi: First Female Doctor in India

Anansuya Sarabhai: Social Worker and Trade Union Leader

Asima Chatterjee: Scientist

Begum Akhtar: Classical Singer

Dr. Rakhambai: Physician and Feminist

Economic empowerment plays a crucial role in the women lives. When women work, economies grow. It’s hard to believe that in today’s modern world there are still 18 economies where husbands can legally prevent their wives for working. Investing in women’s economic empowerment is intrinsic to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. It sets a direct path towards the gender equality, poverty and inclusive economic growth. Yet despite the important progress that has been made in these areas, large gender gaps in economic opportunities and outcomes still remain across all countries and regions. By addressing gender-based economic disparities, we have the way for financial independence and reduced vulnerability. Success stories of women entrepreneurs serve as beacons. illustrating the transformative impact of economic empowerment on communities and economies.

Leadership and representation remain critical components of women’s empowerment. Increasing the presence of women in leadership positions fosters diverse perspectives and dismanties entrenched gender blases. Acknowledging the achievements of woman leaders encourages aspiring individuals and challenges existing norms.