What is the full form of NCW?
The full form of the NCW is National Commission for Women. It is a statutory organization of the government of India. It was created under the National Commission for Women Act, 1990, in January 1992. It seeks to investigate women’s constitutional and legal protections, prescribe remedial measures, facilitate prompt resolution of grievances, and advise the government on women’s policies. In New Delhi, India, its head office is located.
Significant Activities of NCW
Listed are some of NCW’s significant functions;
- Study and suggest changes to the existing constitutional provisions & other laws that affect women if faults are identified.
- Women’s education regarding their civil rights & the processes by which their rights are being used
- Supporting women in rectifying their complaints
- Coordinating the timely distribution of justice to women in different parts of India through Parivarik Mahila Lok Adalats.
- Help and recommendations on the development process for women’s socioeconomic growth
- Assess the effects of the participation of women at a union or state level.
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