This document discusses gender inequality in India. It notes that gender inequality is deeply ingrained in society and difficult to eradicate. It provides examples of discrimination against women, such as notions that women should not go out at night, are weak, and have limitations. Statistically, India ranks 132 out of 187 countries in terms of gender inequality and has a high maternal mortality rate. Several solutions are proposed to address gender inequality, such as increasing education for girls, raising awareness, establishing women's help lines and cells, and increasing women's participation in politics and the workforce.

1. Gender Inequality
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2. What is gender inequality
• The notion that girls should not go out in
night.
• The notion that they are weak to do certain
jobs
• Keep telling them about their limitations.
-Apart from Rapes, molestation, eve-teasing,
female feticide, Dowry system.

3. The basic problem:
• The major problem with gender inequality is
that, its eradication is difficult, as the
prejudice is integrated at such fine level, and
day to day basis, that even if made out,
cannot be eradicated properly, within a short
period of time.

4. Why are women prone to
discrimination• Because they are weak, physically.
• Because they are not smart and capable to
handle themselves and their freedom, safety.
• They are not good at IQ.
• They have always been meant to
compromise, expecting them to become
epitome of sacrifice, forcedly.
• Because this has been happening over the
ages, long back.

5. Statistical data
1)Population, total (millions)1,236.69 2012 GNI
per capita, Atlas method (current
US$)$1,580 2012 Poverty headcount ratio of
$1.25 a day (PPP) % of
populatioin32.7% 2010 Fertility rate, total
(births per woman)2.5 2011

6. Statis 2
Share of women employed in the nonagricultural
sector (% of total non-agricultural
employment)19% 2010 Maternal mortality ratio
(modeled estimate, per 100,000 live
births)200 2010 Number of weeks of maternity
leave12 2009 Proportion of seats held by women in
national parliaments (%)11% 2013

7. 3
• India ranks 4th most the dangerous place for
women.
• Ranks 55th in maternal mortality rate, which is
mostly due to ignorance towards the pregnant
ladies.

8. 4
• No of woman per men was recorded, as 962
per 1000 men, in 1901. But after a century, it
was recorded as, 933 per 1000 men.
• The work participation rate of Indian men, at
51.9% was nearly double the work
participation of Indian woman, at 25.7%

9. 5
• As a whole, India stands 132 out of 187
countries, in the context of gender inequality,
which is still very far from getting a safe
country for the development of women.

10. *The solution that is already there
but is in the darkness due to the lack
of awareness and proper
implementation
• Single girl child scheme : A no. of benefits
have been said to be provided to the single
girl child, given the lack of awareness, in the
grass-root level leaves this policy ignored.

11. Different solutions suggested to
decrease the bias at social level
• Opening all girl schools, in the underdeveloped sub-urban areas, so that the girls
go there, even if due to the exclusivity of it.
• Awareness at the grass root level. If the
mothers would be taught, she will make sure
that the girl child, too is given proper
education.

12. To reduce the crime rate:
1 )A toll free no should be made available, so
that when they see the trouble around, they
must at-least contact the given helpline,
immediately.
2)A women cell should be present in every
organization, to avoid the office harassment of
the employees.

13. 3)Making the police a bit more attentive, and
less insensitive towards the victims of gender
inequality of any type.
4)The complaints must be registered, without
creating any hitches.
5)Strict actions against the lender and the
receiver of the dowry.

14. 6) Involvement of woman in politics, active
participation.
7)Involvement of woman, in police patrolling
teams, and training those woman separately,
in order to give special attention to victims of
bias in any way.

15. Reducing it at the intellectual level
1) Family , especially parents should take care
that the girl child does not feel excluded in any
way
2) Treating mothers, right at the first place is very
important to cultivate a sense of dignity and
security in the mind of the girl, and retaining a
sense of respect in the psyche of the male
child.
-After all, we learn what we see, and observed,
preaching hardly helps.