This article was written by Kadambari Shah & Shreyas Narla
The original article was published in Scroll.in
(https://scroll.in/article/1020656/?s=09)
Women have largely been absent in India’s economic and social policymaking. This under-representation at the high table impacts the well-being of half the population, especially when an emergency like the Covid-19 pandemic strikes.
Despite the odds, several trained female economists have broken barriers and played a role in shaping India’s economic policy.
Rukmini Banerji’s pioneering work on learning outcomes has triggered a rethink in education policymaking, fuelling the efforts of academics like Nobel Laureate Esther Duflo.
Read the full article in Scroll.in to learn more: Tracing the journeys of India’s women economists and policymakers
