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    The document discusses the history and types of women empowerment in India. It notes that the best improvement for women's empowerment occurred between 1848 and 2000. The government has implemented several schemes to promote women's empowerment such as Mission Poshan 2.0, Mission Shakti, and Mission Vatsalya. Shocking facts about violence against women and economic discrimination are also presented. The types of women's empowerment are identified as social, educational, economic, psychological, political, and legal. Key people in advancing women's rights such as Indira Gandhi, Kalpana Chawla, Mary Kom, Jaswanti Ben, and Ela Bhat are recognized.

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    The document discusses the history and types of women empowerment in India. It notes that the best improvement for women's empowerment occurred between 1848 and 2000. The government has implemented several schemes to promote women's empowerment such as Mission Poshan 2.0, Mission Shakti, and Mission Vatsalya. Shocking facts about violence against women and economic discrimination are also presented. The types of women's empowerment are identified as social, educational, economic, psychological, political, and legal. Key people in advancing women's rights such as Indira Gandhi, Kalpana Chawla, Mary Kom, Jaswanti Ben, and Ela Bhat are recognized.

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    WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

     HISTORY :
     BEST EMPROVMENT IN 1923 TO 2000
     HOW DOES THE GOVERNMENT WORK AND IMPROVE :
    RELEASED MANY SCHEME : 1. MISSION POSHAN 2.0 : ANGANWADI POSHAN ABHAYAN
    2. MISSION SHAKTI : BETI BACHO BETI PADHAO
    3.MISSION VATSALYA : CHILD PROTECTION SCHEME
     SHOCKING FACTS
     TYPES OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT:
    1. SOCIAL 2. EDUCATIONAL 3. ECONOMICAL 4. PSYCHOLOGICAL 5. POLITICAL 6. LEGAL

    WHY WE NEED TO IMPROVE WAY TO IMPROVE IT


    I. EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM SHIKSHA = EDUCATION
    II. PHYCHOLOGICAL & HELATH RELATED PROBLEM SWASTHYA= HELATH
    III. SOCIAL PROBLEM SWAVLAMBAN= SELF RELIANCE
    SAMAJIK NYAY = JUSTICE
    SAMVEDAN= SENSITIVITY
    I. GENDER DICRIMINATION SAMTA= EQUALITY
    History
    Best women empowerment
    in India 1848 to 2000.
    Indira Gandhi -first prime Kalpana chawla – first women to go into
    • POSITIVE STORIES minister of India -1966 space
    JASWANTIBEN JAMNADAS
    POPAT : FOUNDER OF
    LIJJAT PAPAD
    ELA BHAT : FOUNDER OF
    SLEF -EMPOLYED WOMEN
    ASSOCIATION

    Marykom - magnificent mary


    Indira Gandhi
     Shocking Facts
     Violence Against Women:
    • 1 in 3 experiences violence
    • 58% murdered by intimate
    • 650 million child marriage
    • 200 million female genital mutilation
    • 71% human trafficking for sexual exploitation

     Economic Discrimination
    • Women do more work, fewer opportunities
    • Fewer women landholders in agriculture

     Leadership inequality:
    • 25% of parliament female
    • 20% female government ministers
    TYPES OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
    SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT
    EDUCATIONAL EMPOWERMENT

    ECONOMICAL EMPOWERMENT

    PSYCHOLOGIAL EMPOWERMENT

    POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT

    LEGAL EMPOWERMENT
    Educational status of women

    Literacy rate

    2011, 82.14 2021, 84.4


    90
    2001, 75.85
    80 2021, 71.5
    2011, 65.46
    70
    2001,54.16
    60
    50
    40
    30
    20
    10
    0
    2001 2011 2021
    MALE FEMALE
    WHY NEED TO IMPROVE IT WAYS TO WOMEN IMPROVE IT

    WOMEN ARE DEPRIVED OF SIX ‘S’ :

    1) EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM  SHIKSHA = EDUCATION


    2) PHYCHOLOGICAL & HELATH  SWASTHYA =HEALTH
    RELEATED PROBLEM
    3) LOW CONFIDENCE  SWAVLAMBAN =SELF RELIANCE
    4)LACK OF UNITY  SAMAJIK NYAY =JUSTICE
    5)SOCIAL PROBLEMS
     SAMVEDAN=SENSITIVITY
    6)GENDER DISCRIMINATION
     SAMATA =EQUALITY
    Women Empowerment Scheme

    • BETI BACHO BETI PADHO


    • MISSION POSHAN 2.0
    • NARI SHAKTI PURUSKAR

    • Women Helpline Scheme


    The Lijjat Papad

    • Established in 1959

    • seven illiterate and poor women started a papad


    buisness

    • 45,000 women work there.


    Jaswanti ben

    SEWA (Self-Employed Women’s Association)

    • Registered in 1 9 7 2

    Year Number of Members


    1973 320
    2022 2.1 Million
    Ela Bhat

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