Women and Reservation in India English 2003

This work contains useful information and instances of social political and religious way of life led by Indian women, which will be the source of inspiration for them to improve their future status and entity. Elaborate discussion on various aspects of women"s life has been made depict the male-dominated society of India and points out causes being the degradation of women. The suggested measures for improvement of women"s status in Indian social environment as explained in this work seem to be a meaningful guide for women especially for those who nurture hope for competing with the male. Moreover, the significance of reservation and its impact upon women"s social, economic and political life has been discussed in details with several instance of practical living of personality will prove as a guide to development for women irrespective of caste and religion. About The Author:- Dr. Jyotirmay Mandal is an ardent Ambedkrite form Namasudra community and has been associated with many social organizations of dalit community. He writes articles and reports on sociopolitical and religious matters and on plight of SC/ST and Bengali refugees especially to highlight the Brahminical atrocities, which are frequently published in several newspapers and journals. He acquired Master Degree in English literature and Master Degree in Law (securing first class first position) from Barkatuallah University, Bhopal. His literary work already published are (1) Bahir Banger udbastu Samasya O Samadhan (Bengali); (2) Dalit Emancipators Harichand Thakur and Guruchand Thakur. Two more book on the Dalit movement of Bengal are likely to be ready for publication within a few months. Contents:- Preface Abbreviations Introduction Women: Law and Legal Procedure Equlity of Rights Women's Position in India Miserable Condition of Women in India Political Reservation and its Meaning Atrocities on Women Women's Organisations Women's Consciousness How to Improve Women's Status Bi