Women Of Disadvantaged Groups : Status and Empowerment (Essays in Honour of Prof. K.S. Chalam)
Language: English
Published by Serials Pub, 2011
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Contents Foreword Introduction 1 Women of disadvantaged groups schemes for education and employment of SCs STs and OBCsRVLN Ratnakara Rao and V Krishna Murty 2 Are tribal women empowered understandings from sustainable tribal empowerment project STEP and IKP in ITA Paderu of Visakhapatnam District Andhra PradeshB Appa Rao Susanta Kumar Barik A Sharath and KBD Sobha Rani 3 Self Help groups a vehicle to empower rural womenV Hari Babu 4 Women empowerment and gender inequality in IndiaIrfana Samdani 5 Empower disabled women-who are double discriminatedK Mary Sujatha and P Subba Rao 6 Socio-economic empowerment of tribal women an Indian perspectiveMohammad Awais Tosib Alam and Mohd Asif 7 Self Help Groups and its impact on Palliyar women development in KodaikanalC Ramanathaswamy and T Subramanyam Naidu 8 Recovering lost childhood rescue and rehabilitation for trafficked girl children a case study of ARDARP Viswanatha Gupta 9 Gender discrimination in rural non-farm employment in IndiaA Vamsi Krushna 10 Empowerment of Dalit women in India an overviewD Syamala Devi and T Sreenu 11 Problems faced by Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe WomenJ Jagdeesh Raj Kumar and Alban Nisanth Lalu 12 Educational status of a backward caste community a case study of Jalari Women in VisakhapatnamK Kiran and A Vamsi Krushna 13 Nutritional status and food habits of Scheduled tribe women a case study of commercial sex workers in Belgaum District of Karnataka StateBasavaraddi S Badagi 14 Status of women in the Mahishya societyDipak Kr Adak and Premananda Bharati 15 Reservation policy and socio economic condition of socially backward women in teaching profession a study in Kanpur cityNiyati P Lal and Itishree Padhi16 Knowledge and practices regarding reproductive health among Lamani women of Basvan Bagevadi Taluk Bijapur District in Karnataka StateRavikanth B Lamani 17 Social economic educational and health status of Scheduled Tribes in Vizianagaram District of Andhra Pradesh a gender perspectiveP Raj Kumar and P Jayanand Kumar 18 Age at Menarche in Two tribal groups of Dharwad and Bijapur District in Karnataka StateRavikanth B Lamani 19 Infant feeding practices among slum womenR Sambvasiva Rao J Sriviraja Rani and I Giridhar 20 Natal practices among tribal women of Srikakulam District of Andhra PradeshG Lakshmi and R Sambasiva Rao 21 Demography and socio cultural factors influencing marriages among tribal women a case of gender discrimination in Nilgiri HillsK Sasikumar Brumot V Lakshmi Narayan Dash and TS Naidu 22 Women and gender relations in tribal society the case study of the Durua in Koraput District South OrissaSN Ratha 23 Gender issues and women empowerment among Khonds of Chedalapadu Village in Visakha Agency area an anthropological studyV Subramanyam 24 Status of women in Tribal societiesValerie D Khar 25 Tribal women and their economy a study on the women among the Muthuvan Tribe in the Idukki District of KeralaVeena B Nair 26 Sexual exploitation of non-Brahmin women a study of Devadasi or dancing girls and the English East India Company in South India particularly in Madras in Early modern periodVikram Harija and Prashant Kumar Kain 27 Women of disadvantaged groups schemes for education of minorities with special reference to MuslimsV Krishna Murty and RVLN Ratnakara Rao 28 Participation of Kanjarbhat Tribal women in family planning programme a case study of Dharwad and Gadag Districtsin Karnataka StateRavikanth B Lamani 29 Development of education among scheduled tribes in Andhra Pradesh a gender perspectiveG Paul Ratnakar and D Pulla Rao IndexThe status of women in the Indian society was proscribed by the religious establishments for a long time Though some of the social categories like adivasis and dalits have remained outside the pale of Hindu religious prescriptions; it is by and large adapted to the dominance of the mainstream practices Therefore the status and empowerment of the disadvantaged groups is generally held to be different and a.…
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- Women Of Disadvantaged Groups : Status and Empowerment (Essays in Honour of Prof. K.S. Chalam)
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- D. Pulla Rao
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- Serials Pub
- Publication year
- 2011
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- Hardcover
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- English
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- 8183874266
- ISBN 13
- 9788183874267
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