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    Question : Achieving women's equality in India necessitates:

    Option 1: Limiting access to leadership roles

    Option 2: Addressing gender-based violence

    Option 3: Reinforcing traditional gender roles

    Option 4: Decreasing educational opportunities

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    Correct Answer: Addressing gender-based violence


    Solution : Correct Option: Option 2
    Explanation: Achieving women's equality in India necessitates addressing gender-based violence, which is a major barrier to women's empowerment and participation in social, economic, and political spheres.

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