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Introduction: Investment constitutes an important decision for effective personal financial planning. A good Investment provides a base for a sound financial situation in near future. The recent time period has seen a revolutionary growth in the situation of women. This growth has become more important for the women living in India because India is a developing country. Recently, Indian women have faced tremendous growth in their position across different parts of the country. Women take various important decisions in their life and for their family including financial decisions. It can be savings, Expenditure, investment, decision about loans and advances, retirement planning. Purpose: This study focuses on the awareness of Financial Investments in Women. The purpose of this paper is to study the financial literacy in women about Financial Investment by using literature based analysis.
Data collection: Secondary data is collected from various sources such as journals, research papers, websites and articles.
Findings: The study of various papers reveals that majority of women do not prefer equity as investment. Majority of the women prefer investments which carry less risk such as Fixed Deposits, Post Office Investments and so on. Government can form new policies and schemes to attract more investments which are underrated.

This article aims to look at the idea of moral democracy in Ambedkar and his reconstruction of democracy as a 'way of life'. Much of the work on Ambedkar's idea of democracy has been significantly understood within the context of social, political and economic democracy. This article asks a different question: what could be a moral foundation of democracy in Ambedkar's thought? His engagement with democracy addresses the issue of caste and injustice in Indian society. A moral approach to Ambedkar's thought may guide us to understand his path towards democracy. This article explores Ambedkar's notion of everyday democracy, which is foregrounded in his last work Buddha and His Dhamma. For him, democracy is thoroughly grounded on the concept of Dhamma as a righteous relation between people in every sphere of life.

Financial Literacy has become an inevitable part of human life. This is useful for every person regardless of whatever is the occupation of the person. A person who is financially illiterate does not have the conscience of investing the money in a useful manner. Financial Literacy means the ability to use money in a correct manner. It provides a base to individuals to comprehend, manage and plan their personal financial planning. In other words, it means having skills and knowledge on the basis of which a person can take effective decisions. It becomes very important in the context of taking financial decisions, such as investment, financial planning, retirement planning etc. Thus, the significance of financial literacy becomes increasingly important. Women are the inseparable part of modern society. Women takes various financial decisions which cannot be effective without the having proper knowledge of financial literacy. Thus, it becomes interesting to know about their literacy level in women. This study reviews the various research papers. The objective of this study is to analyze the level of financial literacy among Indian women by using literature-based study. Secondary data is collected from various sources such as journals, websites research papers and articles. The study will be helpful for the state and central governments for the formulations of various policies regarding level of financial literacy.