The five steps undertaken by the "Indian Government" for enhancing the status of the " on par with that of men" are are given the right to vote just as equal as men, right to education, the government passed a law which has made dowry as ** and no one can force any citizen to give dowry, hostels for working who work away from their residence and temporary homes are provided for relief and rehabilitation to destitute and **** in distress.
(i) ***** are given the equal right to vote like those of men.
(ii) The Government of India passed the Hindu Code Bill and Kamala Act due to which now ***** have equal share along with their brothers in the property of their parents.
(iii) The government of India has declared dowry as *** and now no one can force the other party to give dowry. Such persons can easily be prosecuted.
(iv) To impart education to ***** various schools and colleges have been opened.
(v) Gender empowerment focuses on opportunities and participation in decision making process and values.
(vi) have been recognised as a separate target group in our developmental planning, for raising their status at par with that of men. To achieve the above objective the Rational Commission for was set up in January, 1992.
(vii) Constitutional safeguards, initiatives in the areas of capacity building, employment and income generation, ** and support services and gender sensitisation have been undertaken by department of and child development under the National Policy for Empowerment of *, 2001.
