women helping in india

                            WOMEN HELPING IN INDIA

               "women is symbol of  power and knowlegde she can able to handle any kind of task in this world. "
                                Hello friends My name is Chaklasiya Priyanka . today we discuss about women helping in india. lets we starts now. A women means a power .A women can do any kind of task without tedious. she love family without any charge. Today women are capable to handle any hard task.Life has knocked me down a few times, it showed me things I never wanted to see. I experienced sadness and failures.


A woman is a full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture and transform – Diane Mariechild

Women empowerment is a highly discussed topic since ages not just in India but around the globe. But still is it showing required colours to the extent needed, is still women are heard, or just ignored and neglected? Have the civil, technological advancements brought the women into the light?



 Here we are not just talking about women’s rights, but about gender equality and justice. Which has given rise to #MeToo movements, a very well known to everyone, as many prominent personalities have opened up about there sufferings due to this campaign. But still there are many areas to work on and like harassment is one of the major sectors but apart from it, inequality in education, lack of legal awareness, work-related inequalities, lack of attention in the health, lack of recognition, etc.

Gender discrimination and violence against women are common in India. According to a report by the National Health and Family Survey, one in every three women in India, starting from the age of 15, has faced some form of domestic or sexual violence. This same survey also reported that 54.4% of rural women and 46.8% of urban women believe that domestic abuse is normal.

Right from a young age, women are made to believe that they’re inferior. They are taught to be dependent on the male figures in their lives. These ideas of misogyny and patriarchy are so deep-rooted that the women become indifferent to the abuse. Lack of education, awareness, and fear of social stigma has made thousands of women suffer in silence. According to NHFS-4, only 14% of women who reported being abused actively sought help. Listed below are the NGOs for women which are helping women get legal justice and encouraging them to take their lives in their own hands.

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