By Admin 
Anti Women Skew: We have heard many times around the world about women’s protection and giving equal rights to women. But when we see any report or data, we come to know about the ground reality. As a recent report has revealed, the number of male employees is more than that of female employees in the offices of Delhi.
What does the report say?
Actually, recently a report of National Statistics Office (NSO) has come out. According to this report, small businesses of Delhi are earning well, but the participation of women in these businesses is still very low. It has been said in the report that only 13.5% of the people working in such small businesses of Delhi, which are not registered as companies, are women. Which means that out of every 10 employees, about 9 are men and only 1 is woman.
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This information is given in the report ‘Urban Unincorporated Enterprises Landscape: ASUSE 2025- Insights from Million Plus Cities. In this report, small shopkeepers, traders, repair shops, small manufacturers and functional businesses of 46 cities with a population of more than 10 lakh were studied. Big companies, government institutions and big factories were not included in this.
Women do not even have ownership rights
According to the report, there are about 5.92 lakh such small businesses in Delhi, in which about 13.94 lakh people work. Whereas in the entire National Capital Region (NCT), their number is 10.34 lakh businesses and up to 22.31 lakh. If we talk about becoming business owners, the number of women in this matter is also less. Only 16.2% of small businesses in Delhi are in the name of women, while more than 80% of the business owners are men.
However, NSO has also said about this report that these figures have been released on the basis of sample survey, hence they should be seen as estimates only.
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