India Leads in Female STEM Education but Lags in Workforce Participation

India has more women studying science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) than many other countries.

The government and companies have helped by giving scholarships and supporting education.

However, many women do not get jobs in STEM fields after they graduate.

This is because of unfair treatment, lack of support, and difficulties balancing work and life.

Some companies are trying to help by offering mentorship and career support.

Experts say that if more women work in STEM, it can help the country grow and innovate.

They suggest making policies, changing workplace cultures, and encouraging mentorship to help more women succeed in STEM careers.