Gender Inequality

 This blog is about gender inequality. many people face this  all over the world.

Gender inequality is the social process by which men and women are not treated equally.

GENDER INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION

Women and girls  in some families are not allowed to go to a school and choose their courier option. They are only made to do household work. In some schools boys are allowed to play sports like football, martial arts, basketball and girls are made to play soft  indoor sports like chess, carrom, cards, etc. The school does not have proper furniture for girls.  Girls are made to sit on floor and boys are made to sit on proper furniture. girls are not provided with proper sanitation facilities. people say that boys are more better than girls in math and science. 44% of women are undergraduate. because of child marriages girls are not able to complete their education.  I think people should  change their mindset. 

GENDER INEQUALITY IN RELIGION AND CULTURE

In Indian culture women are given high power like goddess Laxmi, Durga, Sarasvati and Parvati but still lack of religious freedom cause gender inequality. A organization has proved that women are more religious than men but still they are discriminated. If women are now taking strides in other professions, then why can't they in the spiritual sphere. Also mostly the temples are maintained my men priest. citing scholars say that in ancient India women also took part in religious activities. but not in modern India. Gender ratio which is the number of females per one thousand males is 933 for all the religious groups. 

                             

GENDER  INEQUALITY IN WORK PLACE

There are a greater number of women working today but they are paid less. Women continue to occupy fewer jobs and sectors than men. there is a glass ceiling that prohibits women from reaching executive posts. boys get a higher post than girls in the office  and girls don't get promotion also. Globally, according to ILO data, fewer than one third of managers are women.

women and girls don't have their part in fathers property only the boy gets the property. women want their part and not dowry.

MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAS BROKEN THE STEREOTYPE

There are many people who are able to achieve gender equality.

women who broke the stereotype in education  and sports are  asima Chatterjee- she is known as doyenne of chemistry, anandibai joshi-  first Indian female doctor,savitribai Phule ,Deepika Kumari the inspirational archer, dipa karmakar extraordinary gymnast and Mary kom the magnificent boxer. 

men who broke the stereotype- Sanjeev Kapoor is a famous male chef who broke the stereotype that only women can cook. Manish Malhotra is a fashion designer he also broke the stereotype  that only women can be fashion designer.

women who broke the stereotype in religion and culture- Neela khadkikar is a Hindu  female priestess. she broke the stereotype that only men can be priest. 

women who broke the stereotype in work place-  Indra K Nooyi  she became the chief executive officer ( the head) of PepsiCo, a food, snack and beverage company in 2006.Homai Vyarawalla she is a passionate photographer.Ismat Chughtai a radical writer. Kalpana Saroj a maverick manufacturer. Kiran Mazumdar- Shaw a entrepreneur.  

Keeping these personalities in mind youth should take a step to achieve gender equality.