Introduction to Gender Discrimination in India
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Gender discrimination in India takes many forms and negatively impacts women in various ways. It begins even before birth with son preference and a lack of equal rights and opportunities persists despite constitutional protections. Discrimination occurs through unequal pay, pregnancy discrimination, unequal sports funding, and biased admissions. Changing societal perceptions and ensuring access to education, life skills programs, and empowerment for all girls can help address and end discrimination.
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Introduction to Gender Discrimination in India
- 1. GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN INDIA
- 2. INDEX Group Number: 1 Topic: Gender Discrimination Assignment 1 Subject Name: Understanding of ICT in Education Subject Faculty: Smita Patil M’aam Group Name: Stalwarts Group Admin: Shadab Shaikh Members: Rukhsar Khan, Geetanjali Pothu, Gulnar Khan, Jumana Topiwala, Arifa Arab, Alisha Shaikh, Huda Sayyad, Namra Sayyed, Mamta Ajay Kutty, Mahek Pandya, Sheetal Rathod, Saba Haaris Shaikh, Shadab Shaikh
- 3. GROUP MEMBERS RUKHSAR KHAN GEETANJALI POTHU GULNAR KHAN HUDA SAYYAD JUMANA TOPIWALA NAMRA SAYYED MAMTA AJAY KUTTY MAHEK PANDYA ALISHA SHAIKH ARIFA ARAB SHEETAL RATHOD SABA HAARIS SHAIKH SHADAB SHAIKH (ADMIN)
- 5. INTRODUCTION Gender Discrimination includes unequal pay based on gender, discrimination on the basis of pregnancy, unequal distribution of athletic funds, and unequal admissions and financial aid practices. It is usually the women who usually have to face such gender discrimination The discrimination starts even before the girl child is born. The Indian constitution provides equal rights and privileges for both men and women, but most women across India don’t enjoy these rights and opportunities guaranteed to them. Gender-based discrimination across India can only be checked when girls are not denied their chance to learn and grow in life.
- 6. MEANING Gender discrimination, also known as sexual discrimination, is the practice of letting a person's sex unfairly become a factor when deciding who receives a job, promotion, or other employment benefit. Gender discrimination is unequal or disadvantageous treatment of an individual or group of individuals based on gender. Sexual harassment is a form of illegal gender discrimination.
- 7. FORMS OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION Discrimination of any type and in any form is wrong and should not be tolerated by anyone. Victimisation Harassment Pregnancy related discrimination Marital discrimination
- 8. SOLUTION It is critical to enhance the value of girls by investing in and empowering them, with education, life skills, sport and much more. Changing the value of girls has to include men, women and boys. Only when society’s perception changes, will the rights of all the girls and all the boys in India be fulfilled. Access to programmes specifically tailored to the needs of girls – with a focus on education and developing life skills, ending violence and incorporating the needs and contributions of girls from vulnerable groups, including those with disabilities, can strengthen the resilience of millions of girls