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Next-gen reforms to tackle land, women's participation

Mint Ahmedabad

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October 03, 2025

The initiatives seek to tackle some of the intractable challenges in India's development story

- Rhik Kundu

Next-gen reforms to tackle land, women's participation

For women, this could mean new frameworks to strengthen social security, access to credit and workforce participation.

(HT)

The Indian government is preparing the ground for structural reforms in land governance and women's economic participation, two people familiar with the matter said, requesting not to be identified.

The initiatives, described as part of next-generation reforms, seek to tackle some of the most intractable challenges in India's development story.

Two high-level committees formed in August by the government on its Viksit Bharat development goals will lead discussions on these reforms.

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