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Paper Title : Role Of Rural Women in The Economic Sector

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2021
10.5281/zenodo.7382931

Authors: Dr. Saroj Kumari

         


Abstract
- In the Indian Constitution, women have been given the right to equality of opportunities, but these rights are not reaching women. At present, the area of industrialization is increasing in rural areas and industries have knocked outside the villages. In such a situation, new means of employment have opened up for the women of rural areas, but along with this the means of their exploitation have also opened up. Economic exploitation of women takes place due to cheap labour, unorganized labour. Rural women have already played a role in the economic sector. Apart from farming and animal husbandry, it used to do Gajdoori but its role was never recognized but now due to industrialization its role is being recognized.

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Keywords
- Role Of Rural Women in The Economic Sector