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    AMRITSAR: Women education and the resulting women empowerment was the major concern of the society at large. It was because educated women could play a significant role in the overall development and progress of the country ‚ this was observed by Ritu Aggarwal‚ Chairperson‚ Hospital Welfare Section‚ District Red Cross Society while talking to media persons here on Wednesday. District Red Cross Society provides free of cost sewing machines to help the widows to be self independent and training

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    National Policy for Empowerment of Women‚ the Government of India had declared year 2001 as Women’s Empowerment Year. It was said‚ "Our vision in the new century of a nation where women are equal partners with men". Many new projects were launched like Swashakti and Stree Shakti for women’s empowerment; Swayam Sidha to benefit 100‚000 women through micro-credit programs‚ Balika Samrudhi Yojana for the girl child and many more. If you think a lot has been done for woman empowerment‚ think again. Cases

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    the gravity of the crime. Accordingly revision in the anti-rape bill is in the offing‚ with stricter punishment for the rapists‚ including capital punishment. This means when we are together‚ we can achieve greater things‚ including respect and empowerment of women. Had it been only women groups protesting on the streets after Nirbhaya rape incident‚ the impact would not have been so profound. Since the whole society‚ including men protested for strict action against rapists‚ the latter were nabbed

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    ------------------------------------------------- About the Mission The National Mission for Empowerment of Women (NMEW) was launched by the Government of India (GoI) on International Women’s Day in 2010 with the aim to strengthen overall processes that promote all-round Development of Women. It has the mandate to strengthen the inter-sector convergence; facilitate the process of coordinating all the women’s welfare and socio-economic development programmes across ministries and departments. The

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    WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IS GETTING A REALITY!!!! India‚ which is a conglomerate of diverse ethnic‚ linguistic and geographical features‚ today is at the cusp of a paradigm change in its growth and its position in the world. However‚ India is even known for its sobriquet ’male-chauvinistic nation’. Indian myths describe our country as ‘Mother India’ who is a woman that serves as the mother of every Indian. Famous American novelist of 19th century‚ Louisa May Alcott correctly opines- "When women are the

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    Since the older times‚ women have been treated as second rate citizens of all across the globe. The situation is almost the same everywhere-irrespective of the developed country or the developing country-caste‚ community‚ colour or creed a position which is comparable in many ways‚ with that of racial minorities. Women have been relegated to secondary position despite the fact that they numerically constitute about half the world population today. This situation has caused immense loss to their

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    Women Empowerment in India: A psychological view Women Empowerment refers to increasing the spiritual‚ political‚ social and economic strength of Women. It involves increasing their power over decision making‚ social participation‚ economic opportunity and economic participation‚ political participation‚ access to education and health. Gender equality and women’s empowerment are human rights that lie at the heart of development and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals by UNO.

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    forms of violence‚ atrocities and inequality against women. The term Empowerment holds different meanings to different psyches and this divergence‚ this comprehension of facts against fiction‚ this way of interpretation that people of various sects‚ associations and understanding can perhaps answer this quintessential question²ARE WOMEN REALLY EMPOWERED ? Women have to be given due respect in a society to have actual empowerment. When women are developed socially we I believe become more vulnerable

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    Women empowerment Meaning of Women Empowerment – Women Empowerment means to empower women in all aspects of their identity. It is about empowering women to let them take their own decisions. They must be free to be the way they want to be. Empowered women will have better position and better status in the society. Women empowerment in India Here in this Essay on Women Empowerment it is tried to find out the possible reasons for women’s present situation in India(whichever way you view it through

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    awareness  Cultural barriers  Misinterpretation of Islam in terms of woman empowerment  Corrupt media 3. The factors that can foster women development are as under: • Promotion of education among women. • Reduction of poverty. • Abolition of feudalism. • Strong institution ensuring women empowerment. • Social‚ political‚ cultural financial and professional liberty among women. • Positive role f religions in terms of women empowerment. • Job opportunities for women. • Legislation on honor-killing‚ child

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