Indian society has witnessed a shift from joint family structures to nuclear and single-person households. Examine the social, economic, and cultural factors driving this transformation and its implications for social security and care systems.

There is a scant focus on India’s secret shame of bonded labour which still persists despite it being abolished decades ago under the Bonded Labour System Abolition Act, 1976. Comment.

Discuss the role of women and women’s organizations in various spheres of life such as education, health, economy, politics and social movements.

“Political representation of women does not automatically translate into substantive empowerment.” Critically examine.

Drivers for social change like education, legal provisions and initiatives for creating awareness have still a lot to cover with respect to eliminiating girl child marriage. Comment.

What impact do regional disparities have on India's ability to harness the benefits of its diverse cultures for national growth?

Analyze the importance and potential challenges associated with implementing the proposed Women’s Urban Employment Guarantee Act in India. Recommend strategies for realizing substantial economic empowerment for women across the nation.