The Colonisation of Feminism refers to how Western feminist ideologies have often dominated and reshaped feminist movements in non-Western or formerly colonized countries. It critiques how local voices, cultures, and priorities are sometimes marginalized or misunderstood when feminism is viewed solely through a Western lens. This concept calls for decolonizing feminism—centering indigenous perspectives, intersectionality, and context-specific gender issues, especially in the Global South.

Viksit Bharat 2047 is a vision to transform India into a fully developed nation by its 100th year of independence. A key pillar of this vision is women empowerment, as no country can progress without the active participation and equality of its women. Empowering women through education, economic opportunities, safety, digital inclusion, and leadership is essential to building a strong, inclusive, and progressive India. By investing in women today, we pave the way for a truly developed Bharat by 2047.