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Impact of Education on Domestic Violence and Development of Women Through Education

27 Jul

impact of education on domestic violence and women’s development through


Introduction

the condition of a nation can, by saying to themselves the status of women.

– Jawaharlal Nehru

“Literary education has no value if it is unable to build a sound.”>

– Mahatma Gandhi

has education as the most important instrument for changing the position of women in society has been subjugated displayed. It not only develops the personality and rationality of individuals, but allows them some economic functions, political and cultural meet, thereby improving their socio-economic development. One of the immediate needs of educational development in a society is to reduce inequality between individuals and, therefore, education was included as a fundamental right of every individual in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights . The Constitution of UNESCO also conducts its efforts to “The ideal of equality of opportunity without regard to race, sex or nature of any economic or social condition.”

domestic violence (sometimes referred to as domestic violence or abuse in marriage called) occurs when the attempts of a family member, partner or ex-partner physically or psychologically dominate another. Domestic violence often refers to violence between spouses or partners of abuse in marriage, but also life partners and unmarried intimate. Domestic violence exists in all cultures, people of all races, ethnicities, religions, sexes and classes can be perpetrators of domestic violence. Domestic violence is perpetrated by men and women in both the same-sex and opposite-sex relationships.

What is domestic violence?

Domestic violence is the control of behavior, and includes all types of physical, sexual and emotional in all kinds of intimate relationships. Perpetrators of domestic violence or abuse are usually men and the victims or survivors, mostly women and children, they know. It includes:

• Marking and

• Kicking and Hair

bite and pinch
• Push


forced have

beaten or cut with

disrespect, neglect and emotional blackmail

insults and

to see his people out or – isolated to prevent

• Sun, harassment and pressure on them by threats
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women victims of domestic violence at some point in their lives, and 1:10
WOMEN

violence in different states of India / strong>

about 37 percent of married women in the country have been victims of physical or sexual violence by their husbands with Bihar top the list. Women in Himachal Pradesh face less violence at home compared to other states in the country. The recent National Health Survey-III family revealed that the 37th 2 percent of women had experienced violence and cited lack of education as the main reason for their troubles. “Women with no education are more likely than other women who have suffered violence in marriage. However, abuse in marriage extends to women who have secondary or higher education at the secondary level, with 16 percent reported abuse, “said the survey.

The national survey showed that more violence by women in rural areas (40 2) how those from urban areas (30 4).

In Bihar, fared worse than women in urban and rural areas. During two of 62 per cent suffered the trauma in urban areas, it was the 58th five percent of women in the villages.

It is followed by Rajasthan (46 3) Madhya Pradesh (45 8), Tripura (44 1), Manipur (43 9), Uttar Pradesh (42nd 4), Tamil Nadu (41 9), West Bengal (40 3) and Arunachal Pradesh (38 8).
Among

the metro was the fairer sex more fully registered in New Delhi (16 3) and Mumbai (19 5) relatively low percentage compared to Chennai (40th 6) and Kolkata (26 7).

fast, 17 percent of women in Goa have experienced violence, with 17 2 women in rural areas to the receiving end as compared to 16. 4 percent of women in urban areas.

Chhattisgarh, a total of 30 per cent of women in the hands of their husbands, while in Jharkhand, the figure was 37 percent. Approximately 40 8 percent of women in Jharkhand villages have struggled over 24. 6 per cent in urban areas.

the hill state of Uttaranchal, about 28 percent of female victims of violence, with those in the villages (29 8) fared worse than urban population (22 8). After Himachal Pradesh, women cut relatively better in Jammu and Kashmir (12 6), Meghalaya (13 1), Nagaland (15 4), Sikkim (16 5) and Kerala (16 4).

other states where women find themselves vulnerable Assam (39 6), Arunachal Pradesh (38 8), Orissa (38 5), Maharashtra (30 7), Andhra Pradesh (35 2), Haryana (27 3), Gujarat (27 6) Punjab (25 4), Mizoram (22 5) and North Rhine-Westphalia (20).

crimes against women in India

• A crime against women every
p /
all

· A rape ’29 minutes> p /

· A case of dowry deaths each <77 minutes> p /

• A case of cruelty committed by the husband and all parents
· Once

suicide every 240 minutes.

Source: National Crime Records

child violence / strong>
Children

strengths of the population. A happy child is his country of origin and the country happy. The future of any country depends on the proper education of their children for a pleasant environment and adequate opportunities for healthy development is essential.

According to UNICEF, “State of the World’s Children”, Report for 2006 is missing one third of children in the world of decent housing, 31% have no sanitation basis and 21% have no access to drinking water. Disease, malnutrition and premature deaths are common when children do not have basic protection. The user

government commissioned study found that over 53 percent of children in India are exposed to sexual abuse, but most do not report the assaults to anyone.
found

The survey, published in April, for which various forms of child physical abuse, sexual and emotional neglect of children and women, two of the three children were physically assaulted.

parents and relatives, persons known to the child or have been in a position of trust and responsibility usually the perpetrators of sexual abuse of children in the country. After the women and child development report funded by the ministry, which is increasingly important in the context of the Nithari killings that has highlighted the issue of safety of the children reported in the age group 5-12 years higher abuse.

While the version of the survey women and children, Minister of Development Renuka Chowdhury , said: “Child abuse is in secret and there is a conspiracy of silence about the whole issue. The ministry is working on a new law designed to protect the rights of the child with a clear indication of crimes against children and stiffening penalties. “< ; / p>

survey in 13 countries, with a sample of 12 447 revealed that 22 per cent of the 53rd child reported having one or more forms of sexual abuse, with Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Assam and Delhi reporting the highest proportion to cope with such incidents. In 50 percent of cases of child abuse, the perpetrators were the child are unknown or have been in a position of trust and responsibility and most children do not matter to anyone.

The survey was sponsored by the WCD ministry and implemented by the NGO Prayas in collaboration with UNICEF and Save the Children, more than 50 percent of children who are exposed to some form of physical abuse and more boys than girls have been physically assaulted. The first-ever survey on child abuse known in the country that almost 65 per cent of students reported before strokes of corporal punishment by teachers, particularly in public schools.

children in families, victims of physical violence in the 88th 6 percent of cases it is parents who were the authors. Over 50 percent were sexually abused in ways that ranged from serious, such as rape or fondling, forms of harassment that included forced kisses sweeter.

The study assessed 2324 young adults aged 18-24, nearly half of them have been physically or sexually abused children. When it comes to emotional abuse, one child in two has been subjected to emotional assault and in 83 percent of cases were the parents of their authors. The user

children who may be domestic violence:

• behavioral problems

Express.

• Be truant or rather you have difficulties at school.

• Turn on alcohol or drugs.
• Self-

harm or attempted suicide. The user
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NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) for children to domestic violence: “/ p>

Ø 100% emotional abuse.

Ø 48% are victims of emotional abuse.

Ø 26% are victims of physical violence.

Ø 13% are injured accidentally.

Ø 7% have been sexually assaulted.

recent figures from the International Labour Organization (ILO) show that:
work in the world

1 v 6 children.
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218 million children aged 5-17 worldwide are involved in child labor.
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126 million children work in hazardous conditions.

v The largest number of child laborers are in Asia / Pacific, where 122 million children working.

v The highest proportion of working children in Africa south of Sahara, where 26% of children (49 million) are involved in the work.
development of women through


to education is the teaching process to the development of girls and boys. Education distributes ignorance. It is the only property that can not be stolen. Learning includes the moral values and improving the nature and methods to increase the power of the mind.

Once the first Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, said: “You can state a nation by talking about the Status of Women.” Absolutely true. The woman, of any nation is the mirror of its civilization. If women enjoy good status it shows that the company has a level of maturity and responsibility is reached, then an image evokes decadent if the opposite is true. The history of Indian women is as old as the history of Indian civilization.

Kumud Sharma, Centre for Development Studies of Women in New Delhi after the correlation between education and domestic violence to patriarchal attitudes. “Educated women are aware of their rights,” she said. “They are no longer willing to follow orders blindly. If they ask questions, it causes conflicts, which in turn leads to violence. In many states India, working women were asked to submit their paycheck, their husbands and do not control their finances. So if they do, stop or restart their right, it is related to friction. “< ; / p>

female literacy in India

last census held in 2001, the percentage of female literacy in the country 54th 16%. The rate of illiteracy in the country has increased from 18 to 33% in 1951-65. 38% of the 2001 census. The illiteracy rate for women has also increased from 8. 86% in 1951-54. 16%. Note that the literacy rate for women increased during the period 1991-2001 to 14 while 87% literacy rate for males increased 72% from 11. Consequently, the illiteracy rate for women has actually increased by 3. 15% more compared to male literacy rate.

university women in India


> Ø Andhra Pradesh


Sri Padmavati

University, Tirupati

Ø Delhi / strong>
Lady Shri Ram College

for women, Lajpat

Ø Maharashtra / strong>

SNDT Women’s University, the user

Ø Rajasthan
Banasthali Vidyapith

, Banasthali

Ø Tamil Nadu
Stella Maris College

, Chennai
Women

Christian College, Chennai

Madura College, the user

/ strong> It is necessary to create several other universities and colleges for women in India. Education is a solution for every type of problem in society. Education is strength, power and character. Education helps to improve the economic situation in society.

The number of women job-seekers has increased from 99th in 1999 to 106 3 Lakes. 1 Lakes in 2004. The proportion of women in the work of 24 asylum seekers in total employment has also increased. Percent in 1999-26 6pers. 2pers percent in 2004.

Table 1: Number of women applicants for job


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Number of women (Lakes)

from Total

1999


99th

> 3

24th 6

, 2000


104th

> 5


25th

> 3

2001


108th

> 8


25th

> 9

2002


106th

> 0


25th

> 9

2003


107th

> 5


26th

> 0

2004


106th

> 1


26th

> 0

number of educated women job seekers in December 2004, 7537th 7000th Educated women at the end of 2004 represented the 25th 8pers percent of the total educated job seekers.

Table 2: number of educated women job seekers


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number of women

share Total

2000


7911th

> 7

27th> 1

2001

8525th 6
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28th

> 1

2002

7921st> 4


26th

> eight

2003

8032nd> 4

26th 6

2004


7537th

> 7


25th

> 8

vision of the National Commission for Women

Dr. (Mrs.) Girija Vyas served as president of the National Commission for Women February 16, 2005.

The Indian women of today, culturally rooted, globally oriented healthy, educated, confident in her home safe and secure on the outside with access to all the rights of a citizen of the possibility in all areas of life Contribute. The user

modern Indian women

The status of women in modern India is a kind of paradox. If, on the one hand, it is at the top of the ladder of success, on the other hand, it is quiet, the people suffer for their violence by members of their own family. report, as in the past, women in modern times have done many things, but in reality they still have a long road trip. Your path is strewn with pitfalls. The women left the secure area of their homes and are now on the battlefield of life, fully armored with their talent. They have proven themselves. But in India, they are now paying fees. The sex ratio of India shows that Indian society is still prejudiced against women. There are 933 women per thousand men in India after the 2001 census, which is well below the world average of 990 women. There are many issues that women in India have to spend a day. These problems are part and parcel of the lives of Indian women and some of them have accepted their fate. The user

India’s first woman

women had played an important role in the modern world. Here are some of the most successful and the first women in the world to lead a nation or party, state, etc.

· Woman first president of Indian National Congress – Annie Besant (1917)

· Woman first Indian president of Indian National Congress – Sarojini Naidu (1925)
·

First woman ambassador of India – Vijay Lakshmi Pandit (USSR from1947-49)
·

First woman governor of the State of India – Sarojini Naidu (1947-48)
• The first woman minister

the Indian state – Vijay Lakshmi Pandit (UP)

· Town Hall Delhi – Aruna Asif Ali (1958)
• The most popular woman minister

Central -> Rajkumari Amrit Kaur

· Star debut woman, a member of the Rajya Sabha -> Nargis Dutt

· First woman chief minister of the Indian state – Sucheta Kriplani (from 1963-67)

· First woman Prime Minister of India – Indira Gandhi (1966-1977 and 1980-84)
·

First woman president of the Indian state -> Shano Devi

· Save the first woman in the Bharat Ratna – Indira Gandhi (1971)
·

First woman judge of the Supreme Court – Justice Fatima M Bevier (1989)

· First woman Chief Justice of the High Court – Leila Seth (CJ of Himachal Pradesh 1991)

· India officially recognized billionth citizen – Aastha (born May 11, 2000, to ND) user
> Conclusions

Indian women do anything and everything a woman can dream controlled. But they go a long way from equality in the minds of the population has reached India. The desire of Indian women can best be summarized in the following lines from “Song of an African woman”:

I have only one request.
I do not know for money
Although I must have asked,
I do not ask for meat. . .
I have only one request,
And I ask, is /> remove
The roadblock my way.

educate all children in the family. Education is the most powerful tool for the development of women and children in society. 8th March is observed as International Women’s Day . It is necessary for the International Women’s Day every year to celebrate in a big way. Our current President Pratibha Patil is a woman. It is the power and credit of the woman. It is also very important to Children’s Day on November 14 and Mother’s Day.

Reference:

1 National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. (2001). The National Reading Panel: Reports of the subgroups.

2 Institute of Statistics of Unesco: Literacy rate of youth (15-24 years) and adults (15 +) by region and sex (September 2006 evaluation).

3 Heilbroner, RL (1995) visions of the future: the distant past, yesterday, today,

and Tomorrow (New York: Oxford University Press).

4 Children and women relate to the development of Work (2006), Ministry of Women and Children

Development, Government of India, New Delhi.

5 National Survey of Family Health, (2006), Government of India, New Delhi.

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National Crime Records Bureau, (2007), Government of India, New Delhi.

seventh Census of India, (2001), Government of India, New Delhi.

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