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Beyond Borders: How India’s Muslim Women Are Shaping South Asia’s Gender Diplomacy

Indian Muslim women are beginning to shape South Asia’s diplomatic landscape through regional collaborations, cultural exchanges, and academic partnerships. India’s

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Indian Muslim Women Enjoy Greater Rights than Those in Islamist States

Constitutional framework in India provides Muslim women with avenues for empowerment and justice that are often unavailable in Islamist state