Introduction Sex ratio is the number of females per 1,000 males in a population. In the case of the child sex ratio (CSR), it refers to the number of girls per 1,000 boys in the age group of 0–6 years. A healthy sex ratio is important for social balance and equality. Unfortunately, India has been […]
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Introduction Women in India have long faced various forms of discrimination and inequality. To address these issues and promote their development, the Indian Constitution provides several safeguards. Along with these constitutional provisions, the government has introduced various legislative measures aimed at protecting women’s rights and ensuring their social, economic, and political development. This article briefly
Introduction Global recessions have far-reaching effects on economies, but the worst-hit are often the poor, especially those working in the informal sector. The informal sector, also known as the unorganized sector, includes workers who do not have formal employment contracts, social security, or labor law protections. These workers often live on the edge of poverty,
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Introduction The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were a set of eight international development goals adopted by all United Nations member states in 2000, to be achieved by 2015. Several of these goals directly or indirectly addressed the welfare and development of children. These included goals related to health, education, gender equality, and poverty reduction. In
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Introduction India has taken significant steps to promote the welfare and development of the girl child through various government schemes and programs. These initiatives aim to address issues like gender inequality, discrimination, lack of education, poor health, and safety. The central and state governments work together to implement these programs to ensure that every girl
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Introduction The women’s suffragette movement was a global struggle that aimed to secure the right to vote for women. It emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as women across various countries began to challenge gender discrimination and demand equal political rights. The movement took different forms and faced different challenges in different
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Introduction The position of women in early Indian society has undergone significant changes across different historical periods. In the ancient times, especially during the Vedic period, women were respected and enjoyed relatively high status in society. However, their position gradually declined during the later periods due to various social, cultural, and religious influences. This article
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Introduction Children are the future of any nation, and their protection, development, and well-being are of utmost importance. In India, the Constitution provides a wide range of safeguards for children to ensure their rights to education, health, protection, and development. These constitutional provisions reflect the commitment of the state to create an environment where every
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Introduction The welfare and development of the girl child have become a major concern for both the government and society. In India, girl children have historically been disadvantaged due to deep-rooted gender biases, cultural norms, and poverty. To address these issues, several programs and schemes have been launched at national and state levels. These initiatives
Introduction The unorganized sector, also known as the informal sector, refers to jobs and occupations that are not regulated by the government and often lack legal protection and social security benefits. In India and many developing countries, a large portion of the workforce is employed in this sector. Women form a significant part of this
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