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VOL. 8, ISSUE 5 (2023)
Women’s rights and their importance to the development of true democracy
Authors
Pooja Makhijani
Abstract

Due to its foundation in the will of the people, democracy is the most favoured form of administration in the modern world. India was the first country in South Asia to introduce democracy. After independence, the democratic form of administration was implemented in this country.

First-group women who are illiterate or have little formal education are aware of their right to vote in elections, but not all of them have heard of democracy. None of them belong to any organisations or self-help groups, and either they have no interest in politics or their families forbid them from participating in public life.

The second category of women are involved in politics or an organisation. They are aware of the term "democracy" and the accompanying rights.

Women with a higher education and a vocational degree make up the third group. They are well aware of their democratic rights, but they also understand that women may find it difficult to exercise those rights at various junctures and circumstances in their lives. The position of women is complicated; while they have the option of participating in public life, those who pursue vocations inherently balance two roles: that of employee and that of head of household.
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Pages:24-26
How to cite this article:
Pooja Makhijani "Women’s rights and their importance to the development of true democracy". International Journal of Advanced Research and Development, Vol 8, Issue 5, 2023, Pages 24-26
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