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Woman impowerment in hindi महिला सशक्तिकरण
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- 2. विषय महिला सशक्तिकरण . WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
- 3. पररचय महिला सशक्तिकरण का अर्थ :― महिला सशक्तिकरण भौतिक या आध्याक्ममक शारीररक या मानससक सभी स्िर पर महिलाओं में आममविश्व्ास पैदा कर उन्िे सशति बनाने की प्रक्रिया िै ।
- 4. तयों जरूरी िै महिला सशक्तिकरण :― इस पुरुष प्रधान देश में नारी शक्ति को मुख्य धारा से जोड़े बबना विश्कास सम्भ् निी िै । नारी सशति िोने पर िी िम देश और समाज के उज्ज्ल भविश्ष्य की कल्पना कर सकिे िैं , एक सशति नारी के कन्धो पर िी संिुसलि , स््स्र् विश्कससि समाज की नीं् रख सकिे िैं ।
- 5. समाक्जक कु रीतियााँ 1. दिेज प्रथा 2. बाल वििाि 3. भ्रूण ित्या 4. यौन हििंसा 5. असमानिा 6. बलात्कार 7. अशशक्षा 8. घरेलू हििंसा ये सभी महिलाओिं को पीछे की ओर ढके ल रिीिं िैं । “ महिलाओिं को दे शशक्षा का उक्जयारा , पढ़ - शलखकर करें रोशन जग सारा । “
- 6. िैहदक काल में महिलाओिं की क्थथति :― नारी को मयाथदा के क्षेत्र में पुरुषों से अधधक श्रेष्ठ माना जािा िै । शास्त्रों में भी सलखा िै क्रक ― यत्र नायथस्िु पुज्यन्िे रमन्िे ित्र दे्िा । यत्रैिास्िु न पूज्यन्िे स्ाथस्ित्राफला क्रिया: ।। पुत्र - पुत्री के पालन - पोषण ् सशक्षा में कोई भेदभा् निीं क्रकया जािा र्ा ।
- 7. मध्ययुगीन काल में महिलाओं की क्स्र्ति :― मध्ययुगीन काल में इस्लामी ् बािरी आिमणों ने महिलाओं की आजादी और अधधकारों को सीसमि कर हदया इस युग में िी सिी प्रर्ा , बाल विश््ाि , और विश्ध्ा पनविश्थ्ाि सामाक्जक क्जदंगी का एक हिस्सा चुकी र्ी ।
- 8. अग्रेंजी शासन उस समय पूरे देश की िी क्स्र्ति खराब र्ी पर महिलाओं की कु छ ज्यादा र्ी । कनाथटक मे क्रकत्तूर ररयासि की रानी क्रकत्तूर चेन्नम्मा ने अग्रेंजो के खखलाफ सशस्त्र विश्द्रोि का नेत्रम् क्रकया र्ा ।
- 9. 1.भारि के संविश्धान में उक्ल्लखखि समानिा के अधधकारों को सुतनक्वचि करने के सलए महिलाओं को सशति बनाना सबसे प्रभा्शाली उपाय । 2.महिलाओं की समस्याओं का उधचि समाधान करने के सलए महिला आरझण बबल - 108 ्ााँ संविश्धान संशोधन का पास िोना बिुि जरूरी िै जो संसद में महिलाओं की 33% हिस्सेदारी को सुतनक्वचि करिा िै ।
- 10. महिला सशक्तिकरण में सशक्षा की भूसमका :― महिला का स्र्ान प्राचीन काल से िी मित्त्पूणथ रिा िै सशक्षा महिला सशक्तिकरण में सबसे मुख्य भूसमका सशक्षा तनभा सकिी िै । सशक्षा मनुष्य के आचार - विश्चार व्य्िार सभी में परर्िथन कर देिी िै । सशक्षा क्स्त्रयों के स्ाथगीण विश्कास समाज की चिुभुथजी उन्नति और सभ्यिा की बिुमुखी विश्विश्ध क्षेत्रों में परर्िथन कर देिी िै ।
- 11. महिला सशक्तिकरण की योजनाएाँ :― • बेटी बचाओ बेटी पढाओ ― इस योजना की शुरुआि 22 जन्री 2015 को पानीपि िररयाणा मे िुई र्ी । • राजी् गााँधी योजना ― इसकी शुरुआि 1 अप्रैल 2011 में िुई र्ी । • कस्िूरबा गााँधी बासलका विश्द्यालय योजना ― इस योजना का शुभारम्भ 2004 में क्रकया गया र्ा इस योजन में 75% और 25% खचथ का योगदान करेगें । • प्रधान मंत्री उज्ज्ल योजना ― इस योजना की शुरुआि 1 मई 2016 को िुई र्ी । • स््ाधार घर योजना ― इस योजना को 2001-02 में शुरु क्रकया गया र्ा । • महिलाओं के सलए प्रसशक्षण और रोजगार कायथिम (STEP) — इस योजना की शुरुआि 1986 - 87 में के न्द्रीय योजना के रूप मे की गई ।