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Industrial Restructuring Workers in Plastic Processing Industry

Vol. 33, Issue No. 22, 30 May, 1998
Nandita Gandhi, Nandita Shah

Plastic Processing Industry Nandita Shah Nandita Gandhi This paper based on a study of the plastic processing industry explores how the newly introduced economic reforms and in particular industrial restructuring is affecting women workers at their workplace and in their homes.

Drafting Gender Just Laws

Vol. 31, Issue No. 43, 26 Oct, 1996
Geetanjali Gangoli, Nandita Gandhi, Nandita Shah

Nandita Gandhi Geetanjali Gangoli Nandita Shah The debate around the uniform civil code has become polarised into pro-UCC pro-BJP position versus a pro-personal laws and anti-UCC one, quite blurring the real problems about evolving gender just laws.

Maharashtra s Policy for Women

Vol. 29, Issue No. 48, 26 Nov, 1994
Nandita Gandhi, Nandita Shah, Sujata Gothoskar

Ashok Mitra H T Parekh was a trustee par excellence, and in several senses. He reposed his trust in the Don Quixotes in different walks of life; on their part, they came to trust him. Which is why Sachin Chaudhuri the cerebral anarchist, cast such a spelt on Hasmukhhhai and vice versa.

Structural Adjustment, Feminisation of Labour Force and Organisational Strategies

Vol. 29, Issue No. 18, 30 Apr, 1994
Amrita Chhachhi, Nandita Gandhi, Nandita Shah, Sujata Gothoskar

Force and Organisational Strategies Nandita Shah Sujata Gothoskar Nandita Gandhi Amrita Chhachhi The argument that SAP will lead to feminisation of labour and the availability of jobs for women needs to be examined critically in the Indian context Based on a sound grasp of the impact of SAP, organisational strategies which will strengthen women 's resources in confronting the economic pressures need to be evolved.

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