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Nirmala Sitharaman - Breaking The Glass Ceiling
People Matters
|October 2017
Sitharaman, an economist by education, takes charge of the crucial ministry at a time when the government is undertaking major reforms in the ministry and forces, and has ambitious plans to increase defence manufacturing under its flagship 'Make in India' policy.
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She is the true torch bearer. She is someone who has broken the glass ceiling in a society that has been patriarchal and has managed to occupy a position that has been traditionally held by men — the position of a Defence Minister — Nirmala Sitharaman, whose appointment as India’s second Defense Minister to take charge of the ministry (but India’s first woman to take an independent and full time charge of the ministry), has been hailed as a landmark in the history of Indian politics, and is all set to give impetus to fair representation of women across sectors, industries and the government. And all this comes at a time when the government is stepping u
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