Sushrita Das answered this
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Ayushi Sharma answered this
India, the sub-continent, is indubitably a great country of miscellaneous cultures, traditions, religions, castes and geographical characteristics. However, India is even known for its sobriquet 'male-chauvinistic nation '. It 's 'Bharath Maatha ' who is inturn a woman that serves as the mother of every Indian. While such a woman looks after every Indian child, women in general are simply being disregarded at the dominant men 's best. Men ought not to forget the fact that 'men ' are in 'WOmen '. Women are no less than men in India in any sector. Women are not what they really were. Some decades ago, women were limited to the kitchen. Today, Indian women have made their presence felt virtually in every field. Women have ultimately come out of their 'saree ' image and entrap the nation by dint of their hardwork and power. Women Empowerment is infact the ability of women to exercise full control over one’s actions. Empowerment of women in India is conspicuous by many live examples. But, is that all? Are only those women empowered? If not, how about rest of the Indian-women world? Are the common women vested with powers to drive the nation? These above questions, if posed to our so called leaders, would simply be parried. Women have become marionettes in the hands of them.
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Ayushi Sharma answered this
Refer to the following points:
- Nation with women empowerment can become a developed nation
- Increased importance and participation of women in economic and political decisions
- Need for awareness to change age old conventional orthodox norms
- Men might excel at their workplace, however, women can handle professional and personal life together
- Dexterity and dedication at workplace make women more appealing in jobs
- Better communication and inter-personal relationships by women
- Equal opportunities for both the sexes and education rights should be encouraged for the empowerment of women.
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Ayushi Sharma answered this
As today women are equal with men. But we have to give more importance to develop rural women empowerment. We put a special focus on empowering women and girls, because we believe they hold the key to long-lasting social change in communities. Empowering women must be a united approach, a cause that requires continued attention and stewardship by all. We need to augment our efforts for empowering women and enhance their progress. It is our moral, social and constitutional responsibility to ensure their progress by providing them with equal rights and opportunities.
Today women with their smartness, grace and elegance have conquered the whole world. With their hard work and sincerity, they have excelled in each and every profession. Women are considered to be more honest, meticulous, and efficient and hence more and more companies prefer hiring women for better performance and result. Nobody ever thought of this before, to give preference to female job seekers.- 5
Sumrah Shakeel answered this
a woman sits at the centre of a family. If she is educated and enlightened about worldly matters rather than being limited to domestic affairs only, she can make the family progress socially, morally and, of course, economically. If a family progresses this way, a district progresses, a state progresses and, finally, the country progresses.
You’ll agree with me that such a stage of complete progress due to a woman is yet to be gained. Though we have discarded many age-old superstitions and beliefs against a girl child, discrimination against her still takes place in villages as well as in cities. There still exists a whole range of discriminatory practices like female foeticide, female infanticide, son idolization, early marriage and dowry.
With the passage of time and the kind of exposure that is available to girls now, this discrimination has certainly lagged behind. You’ll agree with me that today women are not behind men in any way. There are women entrepreneurs, pilots, doctors, army officers, planners, politicians and what not? They have truly shown their worth. Today’s women have woken up to their rights and responsibilities.We all are aware that we have amongst us some of the most powerful women in the world. These are our former President Pratibha Patil and the chairperson of the UPA, Sreemati Sonia Gandhi . Though we have progressed a lot, much remains to be done for empowering women. Since women are equal partners in every way, they need to be recognised as indispensable and equal. Their being empowered will mean the empowerment of the nation.
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