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The roundleaf sundew takes the term "sticky situation" to a whole new level.
Day 2 Polity notes.pdf
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MOSPI TIME USE SURVEY
Female Participation: 84% of females participated in unpaid activities
Time Disparity: Females spent 137 minutes daily vs males at 75 minutes
LFPR Impact: Female Labour Force Participation Rate remains low at 33.7%
Understanding 'Time Poverty':
Concept: Unpaid care work creates barriers preventing women from accessing better job opportunities
Economic Impact: Correlates with decreased economic participation for women
Skills Development: Limits ability to develop market-relevant skills
Female Participation: 84% of females participated in unpaid activities
Time Disparity: Females spent 137 minutes daily vs males at 75 minutes
LFPR Impact: Female Labour Force Participation Rate remains low at 33.7%
Understanding 'Time Poverty':
Concept: Unpaid care work creates barriers preventing women from accessing better job opportunities
Economic Impact: Correlates with decreased economic participation for women
Skills Development: Limits ability to develop market-relevant skills
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Meet Rukhmabai Raut (1864–1955) — the first Hindu woman to secure a legal divorce, a fearless voice who stood up to child marriage, and one of India’s earliest women doctors.
Married at 11 to a 19 yr old, she refused to move in with him.
She chose her mother’s home, her studies, and her dignity.
In 1884, he took her to court for “restitution of conjugal rights.”
Rukhmabai said she would rather go to prison than live a life she did not choose.
The case set the country talking.
Courts, newspapers, public meetings—everyone had an opinion.
After years of battle, the marriage was formally dissolved.
The storm it created helped push reform, informing the Age of Consent Act, 1891.
Supporters enabled her to study medicine in England.
By 1894, she returned as a qualified doctor— serving as Chief Medical Officer in Surat and later Rajkot helping build institutions including a local Red Cross.
She kept working for women’s edu, for the right to choose,
for a future where girls would not have to fight the same fight.
Married at 11 to a 19 yr old, she refused to move in with him.
She chose her mother’s home, her studies, and her dignity.
In 1884, he took her to court for “restitution of conjugal rights.”
Rukhmabai said she would rather go to prison than live a life she did not choose.
The case set the country talking.
Courts, newspapers, public meetings—everyone had an opinion.
After years of battle, the marriage was formally dissolved.
The storm it created helped push reform, informing the Age of Consent Act, 1891.
Supporters enabled her to study medicine in England.
By 1894, she returned as a qualified doctor— serving as Chief Medical Officer in Surat and later Rajkot helping build institutions including a local Red Cross.
She kept working for women’s edu, for the right to choose,
for a future where girls would not have to fight the same fight.
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Children in India 2025 Report Released
Why in Focus?
✅ MoSPI released the 4th edition of Children in India 2025 during the 29th CoCSSO Conference in Chandigarh .
📍 Key Highlights:
✅ Infant Mortality Rate dropped from 44 (2011) to 25 (2023).
✅ Dropout rate fell from 13.8% (2022-23) to 8.2% (2024-25).
✅ Child marriage (women married before 18) reduced from 26.8% (2015-16) to 23.3% (2019-21).
✅ Adoptions rose from 3,927 (2017-18) to 4,515 (2024-25) .
Why in Focus?
✅ MoSPI released the 4th edition of Children in India 2025 during the 29th CoCSSO Conference in Chandigarh .
📍 Key Highlights:
✅ Infant Mortality Rate dropped from 44 (2011) to 25 (2023).
✅ Dropout rate fell from 13.8% (2022-23) to 8.2% (2024-25).
✅ Child marriage (women married before 18) reduced from 26.8% (2015-16) to 23.3% (2019-21).
✅ Adoptions rose from 3,927 (2017-18) to 4,515 (2024-25) .
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🕸️BPSC WEB🕸️
https://youtu.be/cC8pQPkAK9M?si=Ry1omPxulLGvCfeP
“No matter how dense the jungle is, the tigress always finds her way"
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Yatra naryastu pujyante ramante tatra devta 🙌
Meaning : Where women are honored, divinity flourishes there" or "Where women are respected, prosperity and virtue reside"
Meaning : Where women are honored, divinity flourishes there" or "Where women are respected, prosperity and virtue reside"
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🕸️BPSC WEB🕸️
https://youtu.be/eDWAyOJsOig?si=ymbzdUbAM0qczLvZ
How the social perception is important in woman empowerment ❤️❤️
Just allow woman to exercise her agency…… and see the progess…
Just allow woman to exercise her agency…… and see the progess…
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Inclusion is the key to instill sense of belonging ❤️❤️
Usage -
1. inclusive governance
2. Inclusion of woman in institutions- law making , judiciary
3. Inclusion of minorities - religion , tribes
Inclusion will enusre unity in diversity by instilling sense of belonging , ensuring bottom up governance.
Tools to ensure inclusion
1. Representation of woman , minorities in the institutions- affirmative action
2. Societal changes - Stereotypes
3. Role modelling
4. Bottom up governance
Usage -
1. inclusive governance
2. Inclusion of woman in institutions- law making , judiciary
3. Inclusion of minorities - religion , tribes
Inclusion will enusre unity in diversity by instilling sense of belonging , ensuring bottom up governance.
Tools to ensure inclusion
1. Representation of woman , minorities in the institutions- affirmative action
2. Societal changes - Stereotypes
3. Role modelling
4. Bottom up governance
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#BREAKING | Bihar Election to take place in two phases on 6th and 11th November. Counting to take place on 14th November.