Titlebook: Gendered Experiences of COVID-19 in India; Irene George,Moly Kuruvilla Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Mental Health and Well-Being in Assam During COVID-19 Pandemic: Critical Understanding of Its Gendestandings of mental health and gender during the pandemic situation. The study revealed that though queer, women and men were affected differentially, the mental health and well-being of queer and women were affected the most as gender construct and social position played a significant role in shaping it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19184-9 the implications of the ‘new normal’ in education on women faculties, who have often had to cope with a range of issues posed by the work from home scenario. Overall, it is suggested that more imaginative, inclusive and constructive responses need to be put forward and implemented.

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Ver?nderungskommunikation von Barack Obama This chapter is based on an empirical study on 60 elderly women in Kolkata. It reveals their social, economic and psychological problems that were found to vary with the elderly women’s living arrangement, interpersonal relationship, communication pattern, social support and social adjustment.

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Change Kommunikation als Managementaufgabehy and lack of legal provisions, are projected as hindrances for progress in the right direction. The author suggests solutions including short-term, mid-term and long-term goals from a criminal justice perspective.

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,Unternehmensqualit?t – Vision und Realit?t,he lack of adequate women representation in Indian politics and the obstacles in the way of women’s leadership. It concludes with the urgency of having more women in the Indian Parliament to facilitate the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals 2030.

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Introduction: Gender Dimensions of COVID-19,hts the need for gender-responsive policies firmly grounded on the principles of gender mainstreaming and effectively implemented with women’s strong positioning and authority at regional, national and global levels to create a more equal and resilient world.

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Labour Force Participation and Economic Challenges for Women in Post-COVID India,t women to draw inferences about the impact of the pandemic on women’s workforce participation rate in post-Covid India. The authors highlight how the pre-existing intra-household inequalities of consumption and expenditure have worsened during Covid-19 and predict its long-term implications for gender relations in India.