Constitutional Provisions for Women Empowerment in India

The Indian Constitution's preamble, basic rights, fundamental responsibilities, and commanding principles all explicitly state the importance of gender equality. In addition to guaranteeing women's equality, the Constitution gives the government the authority to discriminate favourably against women. However, there is a significant disconnect between philosophy and reality in India when it comes to women's human rights. Man is always superior to society in the male-dominated nation of India. In India, women often experience prejudice, unfairness, and degrading treatment. As a result, the primary goals of this research are to examine the laws relating to women's empowerment under the Indian Penal Code and to evaluate the unique legislation created for women's empowerment in India. As a result, the researcher followed many books and periodicals to compile the necessary knowledge. In this sense, Internet sources have also received a lot of weight.