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Women and Child Development in India

July 14, 2021 638 0 Praxian Diversity And Inclusion Government Schemes

This report is intended to highlight notable government initiatives to overcome women and child development challenges in key areas. The report also highlights administrative interventions, strong governance frameworks, and rigorous policy implementation across states which helped overcome few challenges effectively. Further, the report highlights clear mandates and focused outcomes, within a stipulated timeframe, agencies and Governments are committed to developmental goals.

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This report is intended to highlight notable government initiatives to overcome women and child development challenges in key areas.

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