A Review of the Protection of Women's Rights: An Indian Perspective

Abstract

Protecting women’s rights is predominantly adjudicated within a particular society and state. Society and state entail the laws and legislations for the protection of rights. In India's last 75 years of independence, the Constitutions, laws, and government decisions tended to ensure the rights and privileges of women. Along with the fundamental rights and different articles of the constitution, nineteen laws have been enacted to protect and preserve women's rights. But still, the conditions of the Indian women are in a marginalized position. Over time some new problems and shortcomings cropped up with new vigor and density. Thus, this study is an attempt to analyze them empathically and elaborately with new thoughts and views.