Empowerment of Women

Most men think of themselves as an excellent form of life in society. They say that they are stronger and more capable to prove this belief is correct; therefore they are more eligible to play an important role in society. They put themselves on the pedestal and made women believe their inferiority to men and the impossibility of achieving excellence in education, politics, economy and the country. But the truth is that women eventually make progress in all of these areas and recognize that they do not need men to survive.

Why not discuss merely the authorization of women, not authority to men? Why do women need empowerment over men? Women make up nearly 50% of the world's total population. So why does an important part of this society need empowerment? They are not minorities, so special handling is necessary. From a biological point of view, it turns out that female race is better than male race. Then a problem arises, why are we discussing the topic of "empowerment of women"? India is a complex country. Over the centuries, we have developed various customs, traditions and customs. These customs and traditions, regardless of good and evil, are part of our collective consciousness of our society. We adore the goddess of women; we also cherish relatives or friends of our mothers, daughters, sisters, wives and other women. At the same time, however, Indians are also known for treating women seriously at home and abroad.

To understand empowerment of women, multifaceted understanding is necessary. Women's economic and economic empowerment plays an important role in improving the development of families and society. Providing the human resources of the country has a long way to decide the economic development of that country. The process of empowering women provides challenges and opportunities to determine the pace of economic growth and development. Women account for about 48% of India's population, but women's participation in society and political range is only slight compared to economic activity compared to 34%. The main reason why women are not participating in all areas is the attachment to traditional families.

Giving authority to women means a woman's malicious means of eliminating discrimination by social, economic, political, caste, and gender. This means giving women the freedom to choose their own lives. To give authority to women means not to "deceive women" but to replace patriarchy in the same way. In this regard, there are many political parties that empower women as follows. - The status of women in India: The status of women in the Vedas era worsened in later Vedas civilization. Women are deprived of the right to education and the right to remarry of widows. They were deprived of ownership of inheritance and property. Many social diseases including child marriage and dowry system surfaced and began to rape women. During the Gupta period, the position of women has deteriorated sharply. Dowry became an institution, and Satipurata became a prominent institution