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Engendering ICTs: Scope for Empowering women, with special reference to India

Dilip Dumar Ghosh

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Abstract The role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) as a tool for all round development is beyond any doubt. In spite of this recognition, it is also the stark reality that the benefits of ICTs have been unevenly distributed within and between countries all over the world.

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Abstract The role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) as a tool for all round development is beyond any doubt. In spite of this recognition, it is also the stark reality that the benefits of ICTs have been unevenly distributed within and between countries all over the world.

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Abstract The role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) as a tool for all round development is beyond any doubt. In spite of this recognition, it is also the stark reality that the benefits of ICTs have been unevenly distributed within and between countries all over the world.

Key concepts: ICTS, Scope (computer science), Information and Communications Technology, Economic growth, Business, Political science, Public relations, Sociology

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