Education In India Needs To Be Gender-Sensitive: Anjela Taneja, Oxfam India

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Anjela Taneja, Lead Specialist- Health, Education and Inequality, Oxfam India talks to Team Banega Swasth India to discuss the factors responsible for gender bias in India. Ms Taneja says that in order to break the gender bias we need to not be silent and call out sexism when we see it.

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