A
System in which all work inside the home is either done by the women of the
family, organised by them through the domestic helpers.
Patriarchy
Literally
ruled by father, this concept is used to refer to a system that values men more
and give them power over women.
The
result of division of labour is that although women constitute half of
humanity, there role in public like especially politics is minimal in most
societies. Earlier, only men were allowed to participate in public affairs vote
and contest for public office. Gradually the gender issue was raised in politics.
They were demanding enhancing the political and legal status of women improving
the educational and career opportunities.
Feminist
Movements
Most
radical women movements aimed at quality in personal and family life as well.
These movements are feminist movements.
Feminist
1.
In Scandinavian countries
such as Sweden, Norway and Finland, the participation of women in public life
is very high.
2.
In our country
women still lag behind men despite some improvement since independence.
3.
Men and women
both believe in equal rights.
Women
Status in India
1.
Literacy:-
The literacy rate among women is lower as
compared to men according to census 2011 total literacy rate is 74.04% in which
male literacy rate is 82.14% and female literacy rate is 65.46%.
2.
Unpaid
Works: - Average Indian women works 1
hour more than an average men but remains unpaid for work done at home.
3.
Child
Sex Ratio: - In many parts of India,
parents prefer sons and find wages to have girl child aborted before she is
born. This type of sex selective abortion has lead to a decline in child sex
ratio.
4.
Violence
against women: - In India, various kinds
of various kinds of harassment, exploitation and violence are common against
women. In urban areas violence against women has increased. In recent year
women are not safe even in their home from domestic violence.
Communalism
Communalism
is a situation when particular community tries to promote its own interest at
the cost of other communities.
Forms
of Communalism in Politics
1.
The most common
expression of communalism is in every belief that religions prejudges, stereotypes
of religious communities and believes in the superiority of one’s religion over
other religions.
2.
The common mind
often wants to dominant once own religious community.
3.
Political
mobilisation on religious lines is frequent from law of communalism.
4.
Sometimes
communalism takes it ugliest form in communal, violence, rough and measure.
Secular
State: - Secular state is a state which
has no official religion of its own. The secular state provides religious
equality and equal status to all religion.
Caste and Politics
1.
Caste
inequalities
2.
Untouchable
3.
Breaking the odd
nations of castes
Untouchable:
- Untouchable is the state of affairs in
which some backward and lower caste people treat as outcaste people on
untouchable. They are not allowed to mingle with the so called Upper caste.
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