New Delhi, June 17: India has witnessed a significant improvement in women’s health indicators and digital inclusion, according to a recent report highlighting progress across key social development parameters.
The report notes a marked rise in access to healthcare services for women, alongside improved awareness and utilization of maternal and preventive health facilities. These gains reflect ongoing efforts to strengthen public health infrastructure and outreach programmes across urban and rural regions.
In addition, the findings indicate a sharp increase in digital inclusion among women, driven by greater access to mobile connectivity, digital platforms, and government-led digital literacy initiatives. This has enabled more women to participate in online services, financial tools, and education platforms.
Experts suggest that the combined progress in health and digital access is contributing to improved socio-economic empowerment of women, particularly in underserved and rural communities.
The report underscores the importance of continued investment in healthcare systems and digital infrastructure to sustain and further accelerate these positive trends across the country.