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A Study on Women Empowerment Through Self- Help Group Members with special reference to Lalgudi Taluk ofTiruchirappalli District in Tamil Nadu
Johnsy .S
Pages: 1-73 | First Published: 05 Oct 2021
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Abstract 
To examine the impact of women reinforcing in provincial turn of events and headway towards personal growth social occasions in Lalgudi Taluk of Tiruchirappalli Locale in Tamilnadu. This study revolves around women reinforcing of commonplace turn of events and headway in Self improvement Gatherings. The various components of reinforcing like section, financial, sociosocial,  social and Political angles were used. The women fortifying SWOT examination constructs the levels of assurance and certainty. Regardless, the responsibility in SHGs has empowered women to have a voice in neighborhood connections and they have had the choice to challenge issues and have created command over decision making in the families.
 

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