Women in India have been the victim of exploitation for many years despite of UN Charter of Human Rights and provisions of the Indian Constitution. This gap can be removed by educating women and make them independent which is the only option to break the wall of inequality, negligence, intolerance, social taboo and exploitation. Poverty is another issue of backwardness of women in the society. Eradication of poverty can be removed by eradicating the women illiteracy. Generally women are exploited in the home for domestic helps. If poverty, health, safety, crime and other issues related to women are removed, then we can see the real dream of women empowerment after 20 years later in future. Women empowerment is empowering women with their full rights to live a happy and free life without any hesitation and fear in the society. There are total eight Millennium Development Goals constituted by the United Nations Development Programme in order to ensure equality and peace all across the world. The third one of the Millennium Development Goals is to empower women in India by promoting gender equality and eliminating gender disparity through the proper education of both genders