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Women-centric meet at SRM

Sonepat, March 7 With International Women’s Day around the corner, a panel discussion was held on the ‘Woman Question’ by the humanities faculty of SRM University on Thursday. The discussion highlighted multifaceted aspects of women’s issues, ranging from political participation...

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Updated At : 01:36 PM Mar 08, 2024 IST

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Sonepat, March 7

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With International Women’s Day around the corner, a panel discussion was held on the ‘Woman Question’ by the humanities faculty of SRM University on Thursday.

The discussion highlighted multifaceted aspects of women’s issues, ranging from political participation to financial health, mental wellbeing, unconventional roles, feminism, reproductive rights and notable achievements.

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