A recent study has highlighted a significant gender imbalance in leadership roles within India’s Indian Medical Association (IMA). Out of 46 IMA associations, only nine are led by women, reflecting minimal female representation in top positions, as reported by news agency PTI. Since its establishment in 1928, the IMA has had only one female president among 92 individuals who have held the role.Study reveals only 9 out of 46 IMA led by women, one female president since 1928
A recent study has highlighted a significant gender imbalance in leadership roles within India’s Indian Medical Association (IMA). Out of 46 IMA associations, only nine are led by women, reflecting minimal female representation in top positions, as reported by news agency PTI. Since its establishment in 1928, the IMA has had only one female president among 92 individuals who have held the role.
