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The topic of discussion was ‘Should India’s sportswomen be celebrated more than sportsmen because they have to fight patriarchy as well?’

Quite obviously, India cannot move forward unless she takes all her women along.

This was the first debate in a series being organised in the run-up to The Economic Times Women's Forum to be held on March 16 in Mumbai.

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