Health of the Female Population Endangered by Media

Today's media plays an important role in terms of women's daily lives, how they think about themselves, how they see themselves. This unrealistic beauty has the greatest impact on women and young women. For girls aged 11 to 17, the most important thing is to hope to be thinner, but a 5 year old girl says he is afraid of overweight (Tiggemann, 1996). Using ultra-thin and beautiful models in the media leads to women's eating disorders, depression and other mental disorders.

Their condemnation is that the accommodation of trans females - what they call "men" - and the situation caused by the general female population endanger the physical and mental health of female plaintiffs and others There. The strongest supporter of the lamp - the evangelical Christianity trap. It is not a secret that the foundation of the cards is very conservative and super religious. The alliance of cards with conservative Christians is strange from a number of perspectives, but it is okay from evangelicals who want to advance their policy position.

At the center of the problem is that the female population is still considered a second-class citizen in a wide region of the country. Access to tools that provide healthy living (education, health, and wealth) to women is disproportionate for men and is maintained as part of a "traditional" practice. The Education Right Act (RtE) Act introduced in 2009 provides free and mandatory education for basic education in the country, which is an opportunity for many people. Nevertheless, according to the statistics, we know that the disparity between states is small. Countries such as Kerala state represent the beauty of women's education in India. The literacy rate is 51.5%, and the importance of continuing the campaign is emphasized. Indian women's education