Championing 'Career with Character': Women's Role in National Development

V Shantha Kumari, chief of Rashtra Sevika Samiti, stresses the importance of women pursuing a 'career with character,' highlighting the Indian approach to feminism that focuses on self-development over competition with men. She urges women to contribute to society while emphasizing sincerity and responsibility in their professional roles.

Championing 'Career with Character': Women's Role in National Development
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V Shantha Kumari, the chief of Rashtra Sevika Samiti, has advocated for women to embrace a 'career with character,' integrating sincerity and ethical values into their professional lives. In her discussion with PTI, she highlighted the Indian perspective on feminism, which prioritizes self-development over competing with men.

Kumari emphasized that women have the potential to significantly impact national development alongside men. She urged women to bring their innate sense of family and care to the workplace, fostering a positive environment. She stressed the dual capability of women to manage family and work, contributing to societal welfare.

Addressing government initiatives like the Lakhpati Didi programme, Kumari praised efforts to boost women's economic participation but stressed the need for effective implementation reaching remote areas. She encouraged young women to leverage their innovative ideas and, with initial government support, create opportunities for themselves and others.

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