Ramabai was given the title of____because she could read and write
2. According to 1991 census____%of boys/mens and____%of girls/womens were literate
3. The message about women's rights issue has been spread through_____songs and culture programme
4. Every year on____people gather at_____border of india and pakistan and hold a cultural programme
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Answer:
Women's rights are human rights!
Gender inequality underpins many problems which disproportionately affect women and girls, such as domestic and sexual violence, lower pay, lack of access to education, and inadequate healthcare.
Answer:
1. Pandita
2. 64.13% of boys/men, 39.29 % of girls/women
3. street plays
4. Wagah Border
Explanation:
1. Even though women were not permitted to read or write in those times when women in India did not have the same privileges as men, those women who could read and write in Sanskrit were given the moniker PANDITA.
Because Pandita Ramabai was the most eminent Sanskrit expert, she was given the title of Pandita. The University of Calcutta gave the title.
2. 64.13% of boys/men and 39.29 % of girls/women were literate according to the 1991 census.
3. To raise awareness of social issues, songs, street plays performances, and meetings were used.
4. At Wagah Border, close to the border between India and Pakistan, thousands of people assemble on August 14 each year to participate in a cultural event.
Every year on midnight of August 14–15, residents from both sides of the border make a tryst with peace at this border checkpoint.
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