Question

explain the socio economical condition of women in the 19th century

Answer 1

They should not go out
They should study
They should work
They should not talk to unknown person

Answer 2

The nineteenth century was a meaningful and crucial period for Maharashtra.

The introduction and spread of modem education in the early decades of the

nineteenth century engraved a deep and lasting impact on the intellectual life of

Indian society. A section of educated Indians were against the dark and dangerous

reality of women's lives, struggling hard to cope with age-old cruel customs and

ghastly grip of social subjugations embedded in the very design of architectural

habitat and stem routine that they lived in social reformers emerging out of this

section, especially in Bengal and Maharashtra, built the grand edifice of their

programme on the twin-pillars of improving women's status and breaking the barriers

of caste. Though social reformers had excluded the effects of the subjugated position

and condition of women on their health and so, women's health matters remained

imnoticed with very few exceptions, social evil customs linked to their health and

other causes of their physical and psychological health remained untouched.