India aimed to add 400 million women to its workforce by 2047, seeking to nearly double the female labour force participation rate to 70%. The/Nudge Institute’s report highlighted significant job security disparities, showing women are more likely to lose and not recover jobs. COVID-19 exacerbated employment fragility for rural women, necessitating urgent action and systemic changes.
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