“G20, Women Empowerment and Tribal Development : A Trilogy”, is a modest attempt to highlight the three most important areas which has drawn the attention of the public and the researchers in recent times. G20 is significant from many dimensions, mainly because of the fact that currently India holds the Presidentship of the organization. This comprehensive book is a valuable resource for understanding India’s global governance, women’s empowerment, and tribal development. Contents : G20¬—Challenges and Opportunities for India; G20 and Indian Leadership; India and the G20 : An Opportunity to Provide Leadership in Global Governance; The ‘G20’ : A Very Brief Review of the Global ‘Group’ that Really Matters!; Navigating the Nexus; The Origin, Structure, Objectives, Works, Achievements of G20 and the Functions/Role/ Performance of G20 in Several Summits; Women Empowerment; Self-Help Groups as a Source of Livelihood of Women in Rural Areas : A Case Study of Rural SHGs in the Tea Garden of Darjeeling Hills; Women Development and its Major Challenges in West Bengal; Women Empowerment Through Government Initiatives in India : With Special Reference to West Bengal; Women Empowerment : Issues and Challenges; Presence of Freedom : A Commentary on the Empowerment of Women in India; Women Empowerment Through Politics and SHG : A Study on Englishbazar Municipality of Malda District, West Bengal; Women Empowerment in India’s Parliamentary Democracy; Cinematic Triumphs : Exploring Women Empowerment in Indian Cinema; Awakening of Mind vis-a-vis Women Empowerment; Women Empowerment : Problems and Prospects; Women’s Roles in Indian Knowledge : Breaking Patriarchal Barriers; Women Empowerment : Looking Back and Beyond; Empowering Women in Tea Tribes through Entrepreneurship; Tribal Development in India; Tribal Development and Tribal Women Empowerment; Empowerment of Women; Survival and Challenges of Traditional Medicine in North-East India’s Tribal Communities; Approaches to Reading Tribal Development; Tribals and Women Empowerment : With Reference to West Bengal; Swami Vivekananda’s Philosophy on Tribal Women Education and their Development; Development Initiatives at Jangal Mahal : Keynesian Economics in Practice.