Women often form the backbone of grassroots movements in India, yet they remain largely invisible and excluded from the decision-making process. Examine. (15 marks, 250 words)
Introduction
From the independence movement, women have played an active role in grassroots movement like (Gandhi Bushi) and yet, their leadership roles are often limited - as seen by limited Government assembly participants.
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Main Body
Women is the backbone of grassroots movement.
(EE) DLIT and titled movement - Vandhi/Sat Anna has women spearheaded those movement.
(EE) Balakshmi anti-liquor movement - by women.
Exclusion of women from decision-making:
Reasons for exclusion:
1. Domestic Opportunity.
2. Lower acceptance by public (E.g. Kambi Headin defeat in USA).
Conclusion
Women must be empowered with leadership roles to ensure (1995 Beijing conference) such role model.
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Development Processes - Role of NGOs, SHGs, Donors, and other Stakeholders
Roles of NGOs, Organizations
Women's role in grassroots movements and SHGs
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