Globalisation has made a tremendous impact on the lives and activities of women throughout the world over. In India today, globalisation has had positive and negative effects on women. Our constitution grants women legal citizenship but they get little respect and standing in this country. Women have equal rights with men. But the male dominant society does not accept this and because of this Indian women especially the disadvantaged women suffer immensely. Women are discriminated everywhere in the family, community and in the society in terms of lower wages for equal job, less privilege in education & employment. In the developing country context, globalisation has intensified gender-inequality, although it has lowered gender-inequality in some countries where it has led to an unprecedented employment opportunity for women. The present edited book aims at explaning the socio-economic conditions of women in the context of globalisation in a developing economy framework.