Archive · 21 Sep 2025
Aditya Pittie's Vision: Empowering Women for India's Future
Imagine India wants to become super successful.
A book by Aditya Pittie says that to do this, India needs to help women.
Right now, not as many women work in India as in other countries.
The book suggests giving women more opportunities.
This means helping them start businesses, get better education, and have access to funding.
It also means changing how society sees women, like encouraging men to share more in taking care of children.
When women earn money, families invest more in things like health and education.
By supporting women, India can grow faster and become a more equal place.
Aditya Pittie's book, 'Viksit Bharat: India @2047', emphasizes the importance of women for India's economic growth.
India's Female Labour Force Participation Rate (FLFPR) is currently 31.7%, below the global average.
Pittie suggests policy changes including loan schemes, childcare upgrades, and safe transport.
He proposes tailored funding, market access, and mentorship for women entrepreneurs.
Education and skill development, including STEM and T-shaped skills, are key for women's success.
- Who
- Aditya Pittie, in his book 'Viksit Bharat: India @2047'.
- What
- Outlines a vision for India's transformation, with women central to economic and social progress.
- When
- By India's centenary of independence (2047).
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To achieve a $30+ trillion economy and inclusive growth by empowering women.
- Book Title
- Viksit Bharat: India @2047
- Author
- Aditya Pittie
- FLFPR (India)
- 31.7%
- Global Average FLFPR
- 47.2%
- Public Procurement for Women-owned firms
- 3%
- Target Economy Size
- $30+ trillion