CHALLENGES ON THE GLOBAL STAGE: CONTRIBUTION AND CONSTRAIN IN THE JOURNEYS OF VIJAYA LAKSHMI PANDIT AND ARUNDATI GHOSE

Abstract

This study delves into the diplomatic journeys of influential Indian women, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit and Arundhati Ghose, navigating global complexities and overcoming challenges, including gender biases. As the first woman to preside over the UN General Assembly, Pandit and Ghose, India's representative during crucial periods, left lasting impacts on global issues. The research analyzes their strategies in addressing decolonization, human rights, and nuclear disarmament, exploring how societal expectations and political pressures shaped their diplomatic approaches. The study emphasizes the transformative role of these women in international relations and underscores the need to address challenges faced by women in global affairs.