Current Affairs - National - Discussion

The National Commission for Women observed its 34th Foundation Day on 31st January, marking over three decades of its role as India’s apex statutory body for safeguarding women’s rights. Established in 1992 under the National Commission for Women Act, 1990, the NCW focuses on reviewing constitutional and legal safeguards, addressing grievances, and recommending policy reforms. The 34th Foundation Day event emphasized women’s health as a critical pillar of empowerment under the theme “Swasthya hi Sashaktikaran,” reinforcing the link between health, social equity, and nation-building while highlighting the Commission’s continuing relevance.