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NITI Aayog started the 'Women Transforming India Awards' in:

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Answer: Option C — 2016

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NITI Aayog started the 'Women Transforming India Awards' in:

  • 2014
  • 2020
  • 2016
  • 2012

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Remember: Women Transforming India Awards = NITI Aayog with the UN in India (2016); Women Entrepreneurship Platform = 8 March 2018; NITI Aayog = 1 January 2015, replaced the Planning Commission; Chairperson = Prime Minister.

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