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In Poll Season, Why Women's Care Labour Needs To Be Debated

This article discusses the status of women's care labour in India and how assumptions regarding 'women's work' play out in measuring unpaid domestic and care work.

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Tanya Rana Tanya Rana

Tanya is a researcher working towards strengthening women-oriented welfare services in India using gender-sensitive and participatory approaches.

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