Bhubaneswar, May 2 -- The Indian Constitution is the bedrock of equality, ensuring that every citizen, regardless of gender, is treated as equal before the law. However, beyond general fundamental rights, the legal landscape in India includes specific provisions designed to protect and empower women.

In a recent exclusive interview for a legal podcast, Advocate Samarpita Das of the Orissa High Court shared critical insights into the intersection of fundamental rights, specialised women's legislation, and the societal barriers that prevent women from seeking justice.

In the Indian legal context, women's rights are not separate from fundamental rights; rather, they are deeply interconnected. While Fundamental Rights (such as the Right to ...