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1,Indian women suffer from inequality and discrimination more than Chinese women which is proven by their social and economic status     
(the social and economic status of both the countries to show that the Chinese women are a shade better than their counterparts in India.)

>Richard Jolly (1997) Human Development Report (Oxford University Press, New Delhi)

2,  female literacy rate is low india (39 per cent in 1991) (Gopalan,1995)

3, 68 per cent of China’s adult females are literate
(State Statistical Bureau Women and Men in China facts and figures China Statistical publishing House, Beijing 1995)


4 ,(late as 1991 only 22 per cent of total female population are considered to be workers in contrast to 52 per cent of the male population)
(Premi and Raju, 1994)

5 ,(72.33 per cent of the total female population over the age group of 15 are employed in 1992).(China’s White Paper on Women, 1994)
 
]]> 2020-11-02 18:21:03 UTC https://padlet.com/fatima2003almanea/zit7jdarv3cggn3l/wish/883476836 Similarities fatima2003almanea https://padlet.com/fatima2003almanea/zit7jdarv3cggn3l/wish/883511201 7 ,women in both countries tried to enforced women involvement in society  mainstream(The present century witnessed two catalytic events in India and China which tried to involve women in the mainstream)(In the present century both the countries have undergone catalytic events namely the Freedom Struggle in India and a Political Revolution in China)

both countries had a past with traditional gender roles that didn't involve  women as an equal (both the countries have been subjected to strong cross-cultural currents for centuries together.)

both countries countries  were ruled by government that were influenced with men only ( Both China and India situated on both sides of the Himalayas have experienced centuries old civilisations   with underlying patriarchal ideas)

Richard Jolly (1997) Human Development Report (Oxford University Press, New Delhi)






]]> 2020-11-02 18:28:29 UTC https://padlet.com/fatima2003almanea/zit7jdarv3cggn3l/wish/883511201 effects/results fatima2003almanea https://padlet.com/fatima2003almanea/zit7jdarv3cggn3l/wish/883630282 6 ,India government  didn’t  make sure that Indian  women were involved as a important part of society rather than being the second class citizen (As a result, after the freedom movement was over women were still treated as second class citizens.)

china government ensured that women were seen as a valuable part of society they also ensured that women got educated and taking care.(The Marriage Law of 1950 was passed which raised the age of marriage and put emphasis on the mother’s and child’s health. The maternal mortality declined. Literacy increased. Women’s participation in economic activities increased considerably)(In contrast to the Indian situation, the political revolution of 1949 in China created situations in which the social and economic roles of women were much sought after.)

one of the Chinese women achievement is education.(68 per cent of China’s adult females are literate)

the literacy rate of Chinese women impacted the infant mortality rate in a vast positive  way.( the infant mortality rate has been reduced to 31 per 100,000 live births in 1992, (Dreze and Sen, 1995) indicating a link between literacy and health care of the children)

Richard Jolly (1997) Human Development Report (Oxford University Press, New Delhi)






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