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The Hindu·5 min read·hard

Bigger and longer, but not better

Bigger and longer, but not better
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The latest National Family Health Survey in India highlights rising obesity rates and the 'triple shift' of labor faced by women. The report also notes a significant gap between life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, alongside concerns regarding domestic violence.

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The data underscores systemic health and social challenges facing Indian women, emphasizing the need for policy interventions regarding domestic safety and labor equity.

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The article focuses on social justice and gender inequality, which is a common framing in progressive-leaning commentary.

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