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Asked: July 10, 2024In: ,
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Do you think providing proper education to women is mandatory to have a prosperous life of family.

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  1. Titli Mondal
    Titli Mondal Begginer

    Women's education is the most important thing from the early developing country. It's seems like that time the women's were not that powerful to get an education by their own choice, if the guardian of the house(father or any male character) gave permission to them they were allowed then. It's quiteRead more

    Women’s education is the most important thing from the early developing country. It’s seems like that time the women’s were not that powerful to get an education by their own choice, if the guardian of the house(father or any male character) gave permission to them they were allowed then. It’s quite natural to have such power at that time. But now women’s can choose their own education, power, and everything. The education of all over the world has grown up time to time. Even the male characters of the society doesn’t require any permission to give them the power they actually have. Education system is now becoming powerful and worthy.

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Arathi Arathi
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Asked: July 15, 2024In:
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What are some of the important strategies for improving the health status of women?

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  1. Padma
    Padma Begginer
    This answer was edited.

    Improving the health status of women requires a multifaceted approach that addresses various aspects of their lives. Some important strategies include: 1. Education and awareness: Empowering women through education and awareness about health issues, nutrition, and hygiene. 2. Access to healthcare: ERead more

    Improving the health status of women requires a multifaceted approach that addresses various aspects of their lives. Some important strategies include:

    1. Education and awareness: Empowering women through education and awareness about health issues, nutrition, and hygiene.

    2. Access to healthcare: Ensuring affordable and accessible healthcare services, including reproductive health care and maternal health services.

    3. Nutrition and food security: Promoting adequate nutrition and food security, particularly during pregnancy and lactation.

    4. Violence prevention: Addressing gender-based violence, domestic violence, and sexual harrassment.

    5. Family planning and reproductive rights: Ensuring access to safe and effective family planning methods.

    6. Mental health support: Providing resources and support for mental health and well-being.

    7. Community engagement: Encouraging community involvement and support for women’s health initiatives.

    8. Health screenings and check-ups: Regular health check-ups and screenings for early detection and prevention of diseases.

    9. Policy and legislation: Advocating for policies and laws that promote gender equality and women’s health.

    These strategies can help improve women’s health outcomes, reduce gender disparities, and promote overall well-being.

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Harshita Syunary
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Asked: July 10, 2024In:
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We live in a society where in public, we talk about women’s empowerment and how to support women, but in our own homes, we do not allow them to stay late outside at night or get into their field of ...

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  1. Tia Malhotra
    Tia Malhotra Begginer

    First and most importantly, no. It is not okay or justifiable by any means. If we trace the evolution of gender roles in society we'll observe that there was a point in history when men and women were equals, women were scholars, artisans, philosophers, etc. We cannot pinpoint a certain event when wRead more

    First and most importantly, no. It is not okay or justifiable by any means.

    If we trace the evolution of gender roles in society we’ll observe that there was a point in history when men and women were equals, women were scholars, artisans, philosophers, etc. We cannot pinpoint a certain event when women started being treated as inferior.

    The belief that humankind has today, is that society is inherently patriarchal. This belief at present may not be blatantly obvious. But it can be seen in instances like the one you mentioned.

    There has been some positive development in the perception of traditional gender roles in our country, but we are still a ways behind the idealistic reality we all chase.

    The hope is, that one day men will be taught again to protect women and not harm them. And that women feel safe no matter the time or place because basic respect and decency should be the same for all persons regardless of gender, sexuality, caste, race, or any other category where differences may arise.

    Hope this answers your question.

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Asked: July 14, 2024In: ,
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Include examples to illustrate your response.

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  1. Aditya Misal
    Aditya Misal Begginer

    Economic empowerment of women drives societal development by enhancing family welfare, reducing poverty, and fostering economic growth. When women have financial independence, they invest more in their children's education and health, leading to a more educated and healthier generation. For instanceRead more

    Economic empowerment of women drives societal development by enhancing family welfare, reducing poverty, and fostering economic growth. When women have financial independence, they invest more in their children’s education and health, leading to a more educated and healthier generation. For instance, in Bangladesh, microfinance initiatives like Grameen Bank have empowered women to start businesses, lifting families out of poverty and boosting local economies.

    In Rwanda, women hold a significant portion of parliamentary seats, influencing policies that promote gender equality and societal development. Additionally, in India, women-led self-help groups have improved rural communities’ access to financial services and resources, leading to increased agricultural productivity and entrepreneurship.

    Empowered women contribute to diverse and innovative workforces, as seen in Scandinavian countries, where high female labor participation correlates with strong economic performance and high living standards. Thus, women’s economic empowerment is a catalyst for comprehensive societal progress.

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Nitya Jain
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Asked: August 6, 2024In: ,
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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
    Umang Singh Yadav Expert

    Women's safety ensures their dignity, well being and freedom, enabling them to pursue education, careers, and personal growth without fear, fostering gender equality, social progress and economic empowerment nationwide. Here are some strategies that can be implemented for women's safety in today's wRead more

    Women’s safety ensures their dignity, well being and freedom, enabling them to pursue education, careers, and personal growth without fear, fostering gender equality, social progress and economic empowerment nationwide.

    Here are some strategies that can be implemented for women’s safety in today’s world – 

    1. Short term strategies for women’s safety include increasing police presence, improving street lighting, implementing emergency response systems, self defense training and awareness campaigns to promptly prevent and respond to threats effectively.
    2.  Long term strategies for women’s safety include strengthening laws/policies, fast track courts, increasing women’s representation, education/sensitization programs and community engagement to address root causes, promote gender equality and foster societal change.
    3. Technological solutions for women’s safety include mobile safety apps, GPS tracking devices, smart surveillance systems, online reporting platforms, AI-powered chatbots and wearable safety devices, enhancing swift response and support.
    4. Societal change strategies for women’s safety involve promoting gender equality, challenging patriarchal norms, encouraging healthy masculinity, supporting survivors and fostering inclusive communities through education, awareness and cultural shifts.
    5. Institutional reform strategies for women’s safety include zero tolerance policies, women’s safety committees, safe transportation, accessible healthcare and gender sensitive infrastructure, ensuring workplaces, schools and public spaces prioritize women’s well being.

     

    Implementing women’s safety strategies faces challenges including patriarchal norms, inadequate laws, limited resources, societal stigma, technological gaps and insufficient coordination, requiring sustained efforts to overcome these obstacles effectively nationwide.

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Vaibhav Dhanorkar
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Asked: July 16, 2024In: , , , , , , , , ,
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Which societal expectations or pressures have had the biggest emotional impact on you as a woman?

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  1. Rad
    Rad Begginer
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        Which societal expectations or pressures have had the biggest emotional impact on you as a woman? The societal pressure to get married and have children by a certain age feels like a constant pressure in a patriarchal society, especially for women who want to prioritize their careers oRead more

     

     

    Which societal expectations or pressures have had the biggest emotional impact on you as a woman?

    The societal pressure to get married and have children by a certain age feels like a constant pressure in a patriarchal society, especially for women who want to prioritize their careers or haven’t found the right partner. 15 years ago, after completing my studies, I wanted a fulfilling career and an independent life – financially, emotionally, and physically.  find joy in supporting my parents financially ,and bringing happiness into someone’s life. I also dreamed of traveling the world alone (which was a social taboo at that time). For me, marriage was a choice, not a necessity.
    The pressure often starts at home, with parents and relatives,  always reminding you of the ideal timeline for marriage and the ticking biological clock. This may escalate to emotional manipulation until you get married.
    But the expectation never stops there …Society paints a picture of the “superwoman” – a woman who excels in every area of life. She expected to be a star performer at work, a master chef who rivals Sanjeev Kapoor, a home organization guru like Marie Kondo, and above all a perfect mom. The pressure intensifies when she becomes a mother. Here, even the child’s weight is seen as the ultimate measuring scale of a mother’s competence. Her kindness, emotional intelligence, wisdom, and the unique bond she builds with her child fade into insignificance. In this constant pressure to fit into a prototype, we forget to enjoy the beautiful moments of our lives. always there is a clash between societal expectations and personal desires, leaving women to lead a life with internal conflict.
    Happy to see some positive changes over time. Nowadays, women are becoming more independent, confidently voicing their needs, and finding happiness in pursuing their hobbies and passions. hope it continues and redefines societal expectations.

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Ashlesha Patil
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Asked: July 25, 2024In:
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What are the long-term effects of gender-based violence on women’s mental health and career prospects, and how can these effects be addressed?

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  1. Zoha A. Siddiqui
    Zoha A. Siddiqui Begginer

    Gender-based violence (GBV) impact extends beyond physical injuries for women. Impact on Mental Health Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): Experiencing GBV can lead to PTSD, characterized by flashbacks, nightmares, and avoidance behaviors. Depression and anxiety: Survivors often grapple with feelRead more

    Gender-based violence (GBV) impact extends beyond physical injuries for women.

    Impact on Mental Health

    • Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): Experiencing GBV can lead to PTSD, characterized by flashbacks, nightmares, and avoidance behaviors.
    • Depression and anxiety: Survivors often grapple with feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness, and fear, increasing their risk of depression and anxiety disorders.
    • Low self-esteem and Suicidal thoughts: GBV can erode a woman’s self-worth and in extreme cases, can lead to suicidal ideation.

    Impact on Career Prospects

    • Absenteeism and reduced productivity: Mental health issues stemming from GBV can lead to difficulty concentrating, decreased job performance, and increased absenteeism.
    • Job loss: Severe cases may force women to leave their jobs due to safety concerns or inability to cope.
    • Economic dependence: GBV can limit women in their economic independence and career opportunities.

    Addressing the long-term effects of GBV:

    • Comprehensive mental health support: Providing accessible and specialized mental health services for survivors is crucial.
    • Safe and supportive environments: Creating workplaces and communities free from violence is essential.
    • Economic empowerment: Supporting women’s financial independence through job training and entrepreneurship programs can help survivors.
    • Legal protection: Strengthening laws against GBV is crucial for deterring perpetrators and providing justice for survivors.

    By addressing these issues, we can create a society where women can live free from violence and reach their full potential.

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Asked: July 13, 2024In:
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How can education and workplaces better support women’s challenges and ensure equality?

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  1. Garima Rawat
    Garima Rawat Learner

    Education and workplaces can better support women’s challenges and ensure equality through targeted actions: Education: Promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects to girls from an early age. Offer scholarships and mentorship programs. Showcase female role models. ImpleRead more

    Education and workplaces can better support women’s challenges and ensure equality through targeted actions:

    Education:

    • Promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects to girls from an early age.
    • Offer scholarships and mentorship programs.
    • Showcase female role models.
    • Implement anti-discrimination policies.
    • Provide gender-sensitive training for staff to ensure a safe and respectful learning environment.

    Workplaces:

    • Adopt equitable hiring practices and ensure equal pay for equal work.
    • Provide transparent career advancement opportunities.
    • Implement flexible working hours and robust parental leave policies to help balance career and family responsibilities.
    • Conduct regular diversity and inclusion training to foster an inclusive culture.
    • Establish mentorship and sponsorship programs to support women’s professional growth.
    • Enforce clear policies against harassment and discrimination, providing safe channels for reporting and addressing grievances.
    • Encourage male allies to support gender equality initiatives.

    By taking these steps, education systems and workplaces can create environments where women feel valued, supported, and empowered, ultimately driving innovation and success across all sectors. How do you think implementing these strategies would change the dynamics in your organization?

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Syeda Adeeba
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Asked: July 20, 2024In:
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What face has feminism taken in today’s world? Is it positive or negative?

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  1. Manya Arora
    Manya Arora Begginer

    Today's feminism is multifaceted, addressing not just gender equality but also intersectionality, considering race, class, and other identity markers. Positively, it has led to increased representation of women in leadership, greater awareness of sexual harassment, and advancements in reproductive rRead more

    Today’s feminism is multifaceted, addressing not just gender equality but also intersectionality, considering race, class, and other identity markers. Positively, it has led to increased representation of women in leadership, greater awareness of sexual harassment, and advancements in reproductive rights. Social media has amplified feminist voices, fostering global solidarity and movements like #MeToo.

     

    However, it also faces criticism for fragmentation, potentially diluting its message and causing division. Some view it as occasionally too aggressive, which can alienate allies. The commercialization of feminism by corporations for profit further raises concerns about genuine commitment to gender equality.

     

    In summary, modern feminism is complex and dynamic, driving positive change while navigating significant challenges to remain inclusive and effective.

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Shruti Omanakuttan
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Asked: July 21, 2024In: ,
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  1. Kesar Oberoi
    Kesar Oberoi Begginer

    The Women's Reservation Bill, officially known as The Constitution (108th Amendment) Bill, aims to reserve 33% of all seats in the Lok Sabha (the lower house of India's Parliament) and state legislative assemblies for women. Here are its main features and significance: Main Features: Reservation ofRead more

    The Women’s Reservation Bill, officially known as The Constitution (108th Amendment) Bill, aims to reserve 33% of all seats in the Lok Sabha (the lower house of India’s Parliament) and state legislative assemblies for women. Here are its main features and significance:

    Main Features:

    1. Reservation of Seats: The bill proposes reserving one-third of the total number of seats in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies for women.
    2. Rotation of Reserved Constituencies: The reserved seats would be rotated among different constituencies in each election to ensure a broad representation of women across the country.
    3. Duration of Reservation: The reservation would be in place for 15 years from the enactment of the bill, after which it may be reviewed.
    4. Inclusion in SC/ST Quota: One-third of the seats reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) would also be reserved for women from these communities.

    Significance:

    1. Gender Equality: The bill is a step towards achieving gender equality in political representation, ensuring women have a significant voice in legislative processes.
    2. Empowerment of Women: It aims to empower women by providing them with opportunities to participate in decision-making and policy formulation at high levels of government.
    3. Social Change: Increased representation of women can lead to policies that better address issues affecting women, such as healthcare, education, and safety, driving broader social change.
    4. Balanced Development: With women in leadership roles, there is potential for more inclusive and balanced development, addressing the needs of diverse segments of the population.

    Potential Changes to India’s Political System:

    1. Increased Female Representation: The bill would significantly increase the number of women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, fostering a more inclusive political environment.
    2. Policy Shifts: With more women in power, legislative priorities might shift towards issues like maternal health, education, gender-based violence, and social welfare programs.
    3. Political Dynamics: The introduction of reservation could alter the dynamics within political parties, prompting them to nurture and promote female leadership.
    4. Challenges and Opportunities: While the bill could face challenges, such as resistance from those who oppose reservation or questions about the effectiveness of reserved seats, it also presents opportunities for women to demonstrate their leadership capabilities and influence policies.
    5. Role Models: Having more women in visible, powerful roles can inspire future generations of women to participate in politics and public service.

    In summary, the Women’s Reservation Bill has the potential to transform India’s political landscape by promoting gender equality, empowering women, and bringing about policies that reflect the diverse needs of the population.

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