Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently emphasized women's empowerment at a rally in Odisha, where he launched the Subhadra Yojana, which will provide Rs 50,000 to eligible women over five years. He highlighted that the BJP government is addressing promises made during elections and has also announced plans for additional medical seats and housing for the poor. Concurrently, President Droupadi Murmu advocated for heightened respect and safety for women in her message at the News18 SheShakti Summit, acknowledging the persistent societal challenges women face despite legislative progress. The Modi administration, in its first 100 days, has prioritized infrastructure and social welfare, indicating a focus on women's health and education initiatives. Additionally, the ongoing women's movement in Eastern Kurdistan, sparked by the murder of Jina Amini, continues to emphasize the importance of women’s rights under the slogan 'Jin, Jiyan, Azadî', aiming for democracy and freedom. Various initiatives have been introduced to improve healthcare, financial support for women, and facilitate entrepreneurship, addressing issues like the declining child sex ratio and promoting education for girls.