Women face inequality in education and employment opportunities, often earning less than men. They also experience social discrimination, such as unequal property rights, domestic violence and limited participation in decision-making within families and workplaces.
‘Women in India face discrimination, disadvantages and oppression in many ways.’ Highlight any two aspects of life where you witness this inequality.
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Gender inequality in India is visible in many aspects of life.
Education and employment: Women often receive fewer learning opportunities and lower wages compared to men.
Social and political life: Women face restrictions in family decisions, politics and public spaces.
These inequalities reduce their empowerment and hinder overall national progress, emphasizing the need for equal rights and opportunities.
Health and nutrition: Many women receive inadequate healthcare and nutrition, leading to poor health outcomes.