Namita Thapar has drawn parallel between Urmila’s often-overlooked role in the Ramayana and the contributions of housewives today. Her LinkedIn post, which highlighted unpaid domestic work, sparked a discussion on recognition, gender roles and the unequal distribution of household responsibilities.
Namita Thapar has drawn parallel between Urmila’s often-overlooked role in the Ramayana and the contributions of housewives today. Her LinkedIn post, which highlighted unpaid domestic work, sparked a discussion on recognition, gender roles and the unequal distribution of household responsibilities.
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Namita Thapar has drawn parallel between Urmila’s often-overlooked role in the Ramayana and the contributions of housewives today. Her LinkedIn post, which highlighted unpaid domestic work, sparked a discussion on recognition, gender roles and the unequal distribution of household responsibilities.
