Sustainable Development Goals and India’s Commitment to Gender Justice

Sustainable Development Goals are a set of seventeen interconnected objectives to achieve sustainable future for all. They take holistic and multidimensional approach development alter our planet by addressing humanity's many difficulties. It is an essential component all aspects inclusive long-term growth. Women need have equal rights opportunities live without fear prejudice or violence. Goal five expressly mentions gender equality as one the SDGs. Discriminatory laws must be changed legislation enacted advance proactively goals. Gender-based violence top priority governments across world. India dedicated promoting its residents. The Indian Constitution's Preamble, Fundamental Rights, State Policy Directive Principles express strong commitment equality. Also, signatory UN Conventions like CEDAW, where pledge towards justice evident. Furthermore, has incorporated various domestic in pursuance responsibility Gender Justice. However, India, Discrimination against women remains profound issue despite reforms different policies. Several concerns female labor force participation, crimes women, education among discrimination This paper mainly throws light on status Justice India. will help stakeholders working SDGs policy development. highlight gains gaps that so far accomplished encountered.