2. in.de.pen.dent
/ɪndɪˈpɛnd(ə)nce/
free from outside
control; not subject to
another's authority.
Self-governing.
Having enough money
to support yourself.
Not
connected;seperated

3. • Discrimina
tory
Family
Code
• Parental
Authority
• Patriarchal
Society
• Social
Norms
• Early
Marriage
• Lack of
Education
al
Attainmen
t
• Misogynist
ic
Attitudes
• Gender
Bias
• Physical, V
erbal
Abuse at
• Restricted
Civil
Liberties
• Unequal
treatment
at work.
• Offbeat
Career
Opportunit
ies
• Domestica
l
Restraints

4.  The surveys says
that more than
70% of women are
desperate to lead
their life in their
own way in urban
areas , but the
picture is a bit
disheartening of
rural areas.

5. While a woman works at
home as a housewife she
displays attributes of
care, attributes of
femininity, and yet be
assertive and independent.
So care and
independence, autonomy
and a form of
submissiveness that is often
associated with femininity
, went together and get very
much developed together. A

7.  Abysmally low education attainment ,high drop-out rate.
 Lack of awareness on the need for schooling stand in the way of women
getting educated and employed.
 Women are disproportionately affected by poverty. More than 1.4bn people
live in extreme poverty and majority of them are women.

9. The new generation women
across the world have overcome
all negative notions and have
proved themselves beyond
doubt in all spheres of life
including the most intricate and
cumbersome world of. India too
has its own pool of such bold
and fearless women who have
made a mark for themselves
both within the country as well
as overseas. Their relentless
zeal, incessant quench for
success and willingness to walk
the extra mile have broken all
myths about their inborn
limitations that were supposed
to be major roadblocks on their
success expressways .A few
powerful women leaders
heading some of the major

10.  Women in the workforce earning wages or a salary are
part of a modern phenomenon, one that developed at the
same time as the growth of paid employment for men; yet
women have been challenged by inequality in the
workforce.. Women's lack of access to higher education
had effectively excluded them from the practice of well-
paid and high status occupations. Entry of women into the
higher professions like law and medicine was delayed in
most countries due to women being denied entry to
universities and qualification for degrees.
 The proportion of women in private sector companies is
24.5% of the total workforce compared to just 17.9% of
the public sector. In central government jobs, women
accounted for 7.6% in 1991, which, almost two decades
later, had touched just 10%.

11. Currently, sport for women represents a fast
growing changing element in Indian
culture, and recent trends have sparked a need
for knowledge about the female sport
participation. ‘Women in Sport’ has been a topic
virtually ignored by most scholars and thus
female sport participation has been a relatively
undeveloped area of research.
There has been lack of encouragement from the
parents and family members.
The traditional way of living was a big hurdle for
women taking part in games and sports.
There was lack of sports orientation of the
people living in the society. Taking part in
games and sports for women has not been
become a common phenomenon.
There had not been a good leadership among
physical education personnel and a proper
motivating system.
It has been clearly found that government
college women had expressed more constraints
compared to private college women.

12.  It would seem like defining the independent
woman in 2013 would be as simple as just
describing a typical woman. A large
percentage of women are college educated
or on the track to higher degrees, looking for
employment, living in our own places. The
“happy homemaker” is becoming a hard
thing to come across in 2013. So what really
sets a woman apart as an independent
woman?
 The true Ms. Independent isn’t necessarily
the high earning CEO of a fortune 500, she is
in fact a woman afraid. Regardless of all the
fears she may have, the true independent
woman throws her shoulders back tips her
head up and plows forward, not because
she’s accepted these things the world is
telling her but in spite of them.
 Being an independent woman today is not
about self-sufficiency but instead is about
bravery. In a world that would seem more
accepting of the independent woman than it
was 50 years ago, there is so much

13. •English Vinglish ,the film whose
theme revolves around a
housewife who enrolls in an
English-speaking course to stop
her husband and daughter
mocking her lack of English
skills,and gains self-respect in
the process. She proves that a
woman can do anything if
determined.
•Meenu Vadera is the founder
of New Delhi’s only all-female
taxi company. The
service, which launched in
2008, has 11 women drivers
who ferry female customers
around the Indian capital.
Another 49 women work as
full-time personal
drivers.Safety and
Independence is what they are
seeking at.
•Jassuben Shah is a famous
women entrepreneur, who
gave birth to JASSUBEN
PIZZA PARLOR in
Ahemdabad.After the business
became a success, she and her
family expanded to six branches

14. A single women
can move
mountain,perfor
m miracles if
given adequate
exposure. She
can be sweet and
tender like a
mother but at the
same time can
even answer
those who
question her
sanity .
Today,a 21st
century can be
multi-tasking
woman.She can
be ambidextrous
A truly
Independent lady
can be a terrific
house-maker and
at the same time
can deal with the
obstacles with full
commitment,capab
ility,
efficiency and
excellent prowess.
Being
Independent is not
only concerned
with working
outside but is also
related with the
independence of
choice.
Miss.Independent

15. Getting romantic
about Independence
and being Independent
are different ,so women
must take this as a
challenge and should
observe long term
goals.
Women have to start
by doing their job, than
do more than their job
and finally forget that
they are even doing
their job.
Society has given
many things to women

16. The true independent woman fears the judgement of a decision not to become a
homemaker, but decides that her happiness comes before society’s judging eye. She does
not accept the concept that she cannot be successful and still find love, commitment, and
support. The Independent woman of 2013 is the rare jewel who defines the female
counterculture, she is the woman who says if I want it all I will have it all, society be
damned. Whether or not you define yourself as an independent woman, you can take a page
from her book.
“An Independent woman is the full circle. Within
her is the power to create, nurture and
transform.”
-Suchi Nagaria
“A woman is like a tea bag: you cannot tell how
strong she is until you put her in hot water, her
power shouldn’t be estimated.”
-Usha Sarin
“Any woman who understands the problems of
running a home will be nearer to understanding
the problems of running a country.”
-Usha Suryanarayan