Progress in women's rights in India was made in all of the following forms EXCEPT

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Outlawing prostitution is not correct because, while India has made significant strides in women's rights, including restricting child marriages, outlawing widow burning (sati), revoking laws that prohibited widows from remarrying, and criminalizing female infanticide, it has not outlawed prostitution. Instead, India's approach to prostitution is complex, where the act of prostitution per se is not illegal, but organized activities such as brothels, pimping, and soliciting in public places are illegal.

Progress in Women's Rights in India Was Made in All