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How does patriarchy impact the position of a middle class working woman in India? (150 words) [UPSC 2014]
Patriarchy significantly impacts the position of a middle-class working woman in India through various dimensions: Workplace Discrimination: Patriarchal norms often lead to gender bias in hiring, promotions, and pay scales, undermining women's professional advancement and economic equality. Dual BurRead more
Patriarchy significantly impacts the position of a middle-class working woman in India through various dimensions:
Overall, patriarchy restricts women’s professional opportunities and reinforces gender inequalities in the workplace and beyond.
See lessExplain why suicide among young women is increasing in Indian society. (150 Words) [UPSC 2023]
- Societal Pressure and Gender Expectations: - Traditional gender roles and expectations place immense pressure on young women to conform to societal norms, leading to stress and mental health issues. - Family and Marital Issues: - Domestic violence, dowry-related problems, and marital conflicts conRead more
– Societal Pressure and Gender Expectations:
– Traditional gender roles and expectations place immense pressure on young women to conform to societal norms, leading to stress and mental health issues.
– Family and Marital Issues:
– Domestic violence, dowry-related problems, and marital conflicts contribute significantly to mental distress among young women.
– Academic and Career Pressure:
– High academic expectations and the pressure to secure stable careers add to the stress and anxiety levels of young women.
– Lack of Mental Health Awareness and Support:
– Stigma around mental health prevents young women from seeking help, and there is a scarcity of mental health resources and support systems.
– Economic Dependency:
– Financial dependence on family or spouse can lead to feelings of helplessness and lack of control over one’s life.
– Urbanization and Isolation:
– Rapid urbanization and nuclear family setups result in social isolation, depriving young women of traditional support networks.
– Cyberbullying and Social Media Pressure:
– The rise of social media has led to increased cyberbullying and unrealistic comparisons, negatively impacting the self-esteem and mental health of young women.
– Sexual Harassment and Safety Concerns:
See less– Persistent issues of sexual harassment and safety concerns in public spaces and workplaces add to the trauma and stress faced by young women.