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'The condition of women in nineteenth-century India was pitiable'. Elaborate this statement with regard to the social evils that plagued them.​

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The condition of woman in nineteenth century

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'The condition of women in nineteenth-century India was pitiable'. Elaborate this statement with regard to the social evils that plagued them.

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Women were not allowed to study. They did not have the right to inherit property. The social evils were:

• The practice of window burning or ‘sati’

• The pitiable condition of windows

• lack of education among girls

• Child marriages

• Female infanticide, that is the practice of killing a girl soon after birth

• Polygamy, that is, the practice of having more than one wife and

• Purdah System

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