Problems in women life with measures taken by government and to be taken by government.

1. CONCEPT OF
DISPARITIES

2. THE DAZZLERS
 DHAIRYA GADA
 SANCHITA TAMBE
 SAURAV DAS
 SHREYAS DHURI
 PRAJAKTA GHAISAS
BHARTI THAKARE

3. DISPARITIES
o Meaning.
1. Lack of similarity or equality.
2. Unfair.
3. Noticeable differences.

4. Types of Disparities
Economic Social Regional Gender

5. ECONOMIC

6. SOCIAL

7. REGIONAL

8. GENDER DISPARITIES
As an infant
As a child
As a woman

10. GENDER
DISPARITY

11. EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS

12. OCCUPATIONAL INEQUALITIES

13. PROBLEMS OCCURING DUE TO
SECOND MARRIAGE

14. HOUSEHOLD CHORES

15. UNIVERSAL MARRIAGE

16. CUSTOMS

17. GENERAL DAY-TO-DAY
EXPENSES

18. FEMALE FOETICIDE

19. WHAT IS FEMALE FOETICIDE?
Female foeticide is the selective
abortion/elimination of the female child, done
deliberately by the mother, after the detection of
the child’s gender through medical tests.

20. WHY ABORT FEMALE FOETUSES ?
Preference for male child
Poverty
The problem of dowry system
Small family concept
Family pressure

21. LONG TERM CONSEQUENCES OF
ABORTING FEMALE FOETUSES
 Skewed sex ratio
 Female /women trafficking
 Increase in rape and assault
 Population decline

22.  Cancellation/permanent termination of the
doctor’s license.
 Heavy penalty imposed on companies like GE
that specialize in marketing medical equipment
used for illegal sex determination.
 High fines and judicial action against parents
who knowingly try to kill their unborn baby.
 Widespread campaigns and seminars for young
adults and potential parents.
PREVENTION AND SOLUTION

23. IS AN IMBALANCE IN THE NUMBER
OF FEMALES BORN A REAL
PROBLEM?
The sex ratios of other countries are listed below:
 Vietnam: 892 females /1000 males
 South Korea: 934 females /1000 males
 USA: 962 females /1000 males
 Canada: 943 females /1000 males
 UK: 952 females /1000 males
 Sri Lanka: 961 females /1000 males

26. POTRAYAL OF
WOMEN IN INDIA

27. ADVERTISEMENT
 Research by M-E Kang
 Increase in stereotyped images of women.
 Victimization of women.

28. FILM
 Indecent exposure of women.
 Second priority.
 Paid less as compared to men.

29. MUSIC VIDEOS
 Women in rap music v/s women in other
music.
 Degradation of women identity.
 Acts like a showpiece.

30. MODELLING
 Slim and fit-prime requirement.
 Harmful cosmetics.
 A way to make money.
 Attraction seeking.

31. TELEVISION
 Exploitation of women.
 False image about a women character.
 Analysis by Stacy. S. Smith.

32. VIDEO GAMES
 People prefer games with stereotype images of
women.
 Animated body structure to attract.
 Increase in rape cases.

33. VOILENCE
AGAINST WOMEN

35. CAUSES OF VIOLENCE
AGAINST WOMEN
 Women are supposed to have less power in
public places than men.
 Women and girls are seen as different
caste.
 Masculinity defined at women’s expense.
 The concept of husband as a “GOD’
 Son preference.

36. STATISTICS OF VIOLENCE IN
INDIA

37. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
AGAINST WOMEN
TYPES:
Physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional or verbal
abuse, financial abuse and harassment, spiritual
abuse, etc

38. SUGGESTIONS TO STOP
THIS…

39. CONCLUSION

40. MEASURES FOR
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
 Stopping female feticide.
 Penalizing Clinics and Couples.
 Improving female literacy.
 Additional role of government.
 Decriminalizing prostitution and stopping sexual abuse.

41. CONTINUED...
 Self help groups and microfinance.
 Effective political participation.
 Regulation of film and fashion industry.
 Tax benefits.
 Free industrial & vocational training.

47. ACHIEVEMENTS
 More opportunities.
 Change in attitude.
 Well established women rights.
 Increased total enrolment.
 Capital subsidy.
 Rate of literacy.

48. LITERATURE

49. POLITICS

50. SOCIETY

51. SPORTS

52. SPACE