Question

indian women's takes part in constitution​

Answer 1

Social change is an inescapable occurrence of every consortium as the social circumstances never remain stable. Social change if it comes through legislation or through judicial exposition show the change in accepted means of life, or perhaps a finer life.

The changing form does have an effect on the laws and life of a given society, the law must keep swiftness with the changing socio-economic tendency, and political motion of the society, while at the very same time maintaining certain balance between individual rights and duties. Thus, law and equity provide a prospective force for the fulfilment of a progressive social change.

The exultant status of Indian women in bygone age suffered complication in the medieval period. Social economic and political factors take part in their suppression. Social hindrance and discriminatory practices against them continued to subsist during the ‘enlightened' and ‘civilised' regal rule.

The authority of the individualistic movement was, however, carried out to grant equal status to women and give them a place of honour, and dignity in the society. Therefore, the constitution's fundamental law had arisen out of the constituent assembly, treated both men and women alike and also came up with protective discrimination for women in view of their distinctive position in human society.

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Answer 2

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The principle of gender equality is enshrined in the Indian Constitution in its Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles. The Constitution not only grants equality to women, but also empowers the State to adopt measures of positive discrimination in favour of women.