The Women and Politics in India course looks at how gender and politics relate in India. It focuses on important ideas like women’s rights, being involved in politics, and gender equality. Students will study both past and present discussions about women’s roles in politics, including how they are represented in government, their work in social movements, and the problems they face in gaining political power. The course also looks at policies and programs that try to make gender equality better in India’s politics.
This course is great for students who want to understand the issues of gender politics and how women influence India’s political and social scene.
In this post, notes of Unit 6 (Women and Labor: Unpaid labour, Reproductive and care work, Sex work) from Generic […]
Women and Labor: Unpaid labour, Reproductive and care work, Sex work Read Post »
Violence against women refers to any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual, or psychological harm or suffering to women. It is a pervasive and serious violation of human rights that occurs across various cultures, societies, and economic classes. Violence against women takes many forms, and it can occur in both private and public spheres.
(GE-9) Unit-5: Violence against women Read Post »
Social reform movements related to women’s issues have played a significant role in reshaping societies and advocating for gender equality.
History of the Women’s Movement in India Read Post »
Law as an Instrument of Oppression and Liberation The nature and function of law in society The nature and function
Nature of Law State for Women and Women’s Rights notes Read Post »
Family as a Site of Power and Resistance Patriarchal Family Structure The concept of the patriarchal family structure involves examining
What is the role of women in the family and community ? Read Post »
The Relationship and Difference Between Sex and Gender Difference Between Sex and Gender : Sex and gender are distinct concepts
Difference Between Sex and Gender | Sex & Gender Debates Read Post »
