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The Supreme Court of India addressed the persistent discriminatory attitudes toward women in public offices, urging a mindset change to acknowledge women’s struggles. The bench highlighted how many women representatives still face challenges like exclusion and lack of support, even after reaching public offices. The court emphasized that true equality requires structural changes and awareness in public institutions to facilitate equal opportunities. Women continue to face various social and cultural barriers that limit their full participation in politics and public life. The court’s intervention aims to spark reforms that recognize and dismantle these deeply entrenched discriminatory practices, enabling greater gender parity in leadership roles.