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Share of Women in Workforce Hits 25%

26 Feb 2025
1 min

Government's Time Use Survey (TUS) 2024

Employment-Related Activities

  • Women's Participation:
    Increased to 25% in 2024 from 21.8% in 2019, indicating a positive trend towards higher female engagement in employment.
  • Men's Participation:
    Rose to 75% in 2024 from 70.9% in 2019 among those aged 15-59 years.
  • Overall Employment Engagement:
    49.9% of the population engaged in employment-related activities in 2024, up from 46.4% in 2019.

Unpaid Domestic Work

  • Decrease in Time Spent:
    Women reduced their time in unpaid domestic services from around 315 minutes in 2019 to 305 minutes in 2024.
  • Participation Shift:
    This decrease suggests a shift from unpaid to paid activities for women.

Caregiving Activities

  • Female Involvement:
    41% of women participated in caregiving activities, spending an average of 140 minutes per day.
  • Male Involvement:
    21.4% of men were involved in caregiving, dedicating an average of 74 minutes per day.
  • Social Dynamics:
    The data reflects the traditional Indian social structure where caregiving is primarily the responsibility of women.

Children's Learning Activities

  • Participation Rate:
    89.3% of children aged 6-14 years were engaged in learning activities in 2024.
  • Time Spent:
    Children spent an average of 413 minutes per day on learning activities.

Survey Details

  • Conducted by:
    Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI).
  • Household Coverage:
    Survey encompassed 1,39,487 households, with data collected over a 24-hour reference period.

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