Former President Ram Nath Kovind Highlights Women's Role in India's Growth
Women key drivers of India’s growth, says former President Ram Nath Kovind
Hindustan Times
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Former President Ram Nath Kovind emphasized the critical role of women as key drivers of India's economic and social transformation during an event in Amritsar. He urged for enhanced support systems to empower women through education, entrepreneurship, and skill development.
- 01Women are essential to India's economic and social growth.
- 02Support systems like skill training and access to finance are crucial.
- 03Education and digital inclusion are key for women's empowerment.
- 04The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry is actively promoting women's initiatives.
- 05The event provided a platform for women leaders to share ideas.
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Former President Ram Nath Kovind addressed a gathering of prominent women in Amritsar, stating that women are not just contributors but pivotal drivers of India's economic and social transformation. He highlighted the need for support systems such as skill training, access to finance, and mentorship to enhance women's roles in entrepreneurship and leadership. Kovind emphasized that education, digital inclusion, and self-reliance are vital for women to achieve their potential and contribute to the vision of a developed India (Viksit Bharat). He praised the initiatives of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) in empowering women through skill development and industry engagement. The event provided a vibrant platform for interaction among women leaders, including the former President's wife, Savita Kovind, and daughter, Swati Kovind.
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The emphasis on women's empowerment can lead to increased economic participation and innovation, benefiting local communities.
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