Write an Short essay on the importance of women’s education in India
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Education is the most important power that shape the lives of mankind. It empowers with the ability to think, reason, take appropriate decisions and protect oneself from oppression & abuse. However, in most of the developing world around the globe including India, women are often denied of education opportunities. Even though, women constitute 48% of the total population in India – the women literacy rate in urban area is 79.11% as against 88.76% males, and the figures are even lower in the rural scenario where 57.93% women are literate as against 77.15% literate males. In 2014, India GDP growth ranges between 4.6% – 5.3% (1st – 3rd Quarter) and this growth percentage can be drastically improved if women are educated and starts contributing equally economically.
Benefits of Women Education
There are numerous benefits of women education. Here are few of them:
• Women who are educated are able to take charge of their future
• They earn and contribute to their family income
• Women who are educated help reduce child and maternal mortality
• Educated women are better equipped to take care of their children
• They are less likely to be taken advantage of and lowers exposure to domestic abuse
• Have great confidence and takes right decisions
• Contributes in a positive way to the society and the nation at large
• When women are included in key decision-making positions, they take holistic decisions for the development of the society
• Including women in politics tend to have different growth dimensions
Conclusion
‘Educating a boy is educating a person…Educating a girl is educating a nation’, this statement is 100% true. Many surveys and studies worldwide have demonstrated that educating women is the single most profitable investment in terms of well-being of children health, community welfare and building long-term success of developing countries. Education opens a whole new world of opportunities for a girl, it gives her the confidence to tackle different problems of life, become economically independent, make better choices, resolve family or community issues satisfactorily, stand for her rights and guide her children. Over the years, the literacy rate among Indian women has increased and as per an article in one of India’s leading newspapers – women enrollment for higher studies have increased from 10% (during Independence) to 41.5% in 2011. Indian government has launched a number of programmes to encourage primary, secondary and higher education for women. However, the progress is albeit slow but moving steadily. The journey to become a successful nation, begins with Universal Education for Women. India can reach its true potential as a nation only when its women population are equipped with the power of education.
Benefits of Women Education
There are numerous benefits of women education. Here are few of them:
• Women who are educated are able to take charge of their future
• They earn and contribute to their family income
• Women who are educated help reduce child and maternal mortality
• Educated women are better equipped to take care of their children
• They are less likely to be taken advantage of and lowers exposure to domestic abuse
• Have great confidence and takes right decisions
• Contributes in a positive way to the society and the nation at large
• When women are included in key decision-making positions, they take holistic decisions for the development of the society
• Including women in politics tend to have different growth dimensions
Conclusion
‘Educating a boy is educating a person…Educating a girl is educating a nation’, this statement is 100% true. Many surveys and studies worldwide have demonstrated that educating women is the single most profitable investment in terms of well-being of children health, community welfare and building long-term success of developing countries. Education opens a whole new world of opportunities for a girl, it gives her the confidence to tackle different problems of life, become economically independent, make better choices, resolve family or community issues satisfactorily, stand for her rights and guide her children. Over the years, the literacy rate among Indian women has increased and as per an article in one of India’s leading newspapers – women enrollment for higher studies have increased from 10% (during Independence) to 41.5% in 2011. Indian government has launched a number of programmes to encourage primary, secondary and higher education for women. However, the progress is albeit slow but moving steadily. The journey to become a successful nation, begins with Universal Education for Women. India can reach its true potential as a nation only when its women population are equipped with the power of education.
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Essay : Women's education
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There was a time when people thought that it was not necessary to educate women. Now, we have begun to realise that women education is essential.
The modern age is the age of awakening of women. They are trying to compete with men in all spheres of life. There are many people who oppose female education they say that the proper sphere of women is a home, so they argue that the money spent on female education is wasted, this view is wrong because female education can bring about a silent revolution in a society.
There are several advantages of female education, educated women can play an important role in the development of the country they can share the burden of men in the different walks of life. They can serve the society as teacher's, lawyers, doctors and administrator, as they can play an important role during war.
Education is a boon to women in this age of economic crisis. Gone are the days of plenty and prosperity. Now-a-days it is difficult for the people of the middle class to make both ends meet.
The progress of a country depends on female education, so female education should be encouraged.
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Essay : Women's education
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There was a time when people thought that it was not necessary to educate women. Now, we have begun to realise that women education is essential.
The modern age is the age of awakening of women. They are trying to compete with men in all spheres of life. There are many people who oppose female education they say that the proper sphere of women is a home, so they argue that the money spent on female education is wasted, this view is wrong because female education can bring about a silent revolution in a society.
There are several advantages of female education, educated women can play an important role in the development of the country they can share the burden of men in the different walks of life. They can serve the society as teacher's, lawyers, doctors and administrator, as they can play an important role during war.
Education is a boon to women in this age of economic crisis. Gone are the days of plenty and prosperity. Now-a-days it is difficult for the people of the middle class to make both ends meet.
The progress of a country depends on female education, so female education should be encouraged.
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