Gender Role Reimagined

The concept of “Gender Role Re-imagined: The Dual Identity of Women” examines the profound shift in women’s roles from traditional, primarily domestic expectations to a complex contemporary reality where they navigate both homemaking and professional spheres. It aims not only to highlight the persistent issues but also to explore viable solutions that can drive meaningful change. it requires a fundamental transformation of societal mindsets and structures. This book delves into these complexities through a rigorous analysis of legal frameworks, psychological impacts, economic barriers, and health inequities, providing a holistic understanding of the current landscape. The book also examines the psychological toll of gender discrimination, from mental health struggles to internalised oppression, and underscores the need for integrated support system. About the Editors Dr. Ranjana Kumari is a dedicated academician and researcher, currently working as an Assistant Professor of Psychology in Magadh Mahila College, Patna University. She is an active member of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in her college and plays a key role in academic audits, quality benchmarks, accreditation-related activities, and continuous institutional improvement. She has participated in seminars, workshops, and conferences at state and national levels. Dr. Rinki Kumari is currently an Assistant Professor of Political Science in Jai Prakash Mahila College, Jai Prakash University, Chapra in Bihar. She has qualified NET(UGC) and finished her Doctoral Dissertation at the Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Additionally, she plays a crucial role as a research guide, the Coordinator of Child Care Centre, JPMC, Nodal Officer of Higher Education Government of Bihar and Member of IQAC of her college and various national and international seminars and workshops.