Adarsh Mahila Praudh Shiksha Prakshishan Kendra - Ampspk

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THE Rural Chhattishgarh is yet to have a worthwhile debate on a workable school education policy, particularly upto the ...
22/04/2015

THE Rural Chhattishgarh is yet to have a worthwhile debate on a workable school education policy, particularly upto the primary level. In fact, several schools exist only in name. They do not have even the basic infrastructure and the scenario in rural areas is worse. The Government has appointed teachers for the schools in rural areas. But most of them do not turn up to work, and those who do, hardly have any interest in developing the school. Several factors are responsible for this lack of interest on the part of the teachers. Quite a large number of them are women who have other responsibilities to look after. Several live in urban areas and have difficulty in reaching the remote areas where they are posted. Those teachers who are interested, are frustrated by the absence of even basic facilities and the indifferent attitude of the authorities.

We at adarsh work to make the primary education for rural children women accessible. Our Open School for teaching basic english and maths to rural children.

Meet the INDIAN Woman Who Has Saved 500 People from Human Trafficking Ratna Shakya is a 45-year-old Indian woman who has...
20/04/2015

Meet the INDIAN Woman Who Has Saved 500 People from Human Trafficking

Ratna Shakya is a 45-year-old Indian woman who has saved 500 lives from human trafficking. Ratna is the founder of Adarsh Mahila Praudh Shiksha and Prashikshan Kendra(Adarsh - MPSPK), a non-profit organization founded in 1991 with roots in Chattishgarh. (Adarsh - MPSPK) works to identify, rescue, and rehabilitate rural women after they have been trafficked and forced into prostitution. She has positioned (Adarsh - MPSPK) as a border watchdog and a rescue service for Rural women who are moved across states on a daily basis.
What happens inside the rehabilitation centers in Chhattisgarh - We teach children and have activities for them to go to school.

Reasons for the empowerment of womenToday we have noticed different Acts and Schemes of the central government as well a...
19/04/2015

Reasons for the empowerment of women
Today we have noticed different Acts and Schemes of the central government as well as state government to empower the women of India. But in India women are discriminated and marginalized at every level of the society whether it is social participation, political participation, economic participation, access to education, and also reproductive healthcare. Women are found to be economically very poor all over the India. A few women are engaged in services and other activities. So, they need
economic power to stand on their own legs on per with men. Other hand, it has been observed that women are found to be less literate than men. According to 2001 census, rate of literacy among men in India is found to be 76% whereas it is only 54%
among women. Thus, increasing education among women is of very important in empowering them. It has also noticed that some of women are too weak to work. They consume less food but work more. Therefore, from the health point of view,
women folk who are to be weaker are to be made stronger. Another problems is that workplace harassment of women. There are so many cases of r**e, kidnapping of girl, dowry harassment, and so on. For these reasons, they require empowerment of all kinds in order to protect themselves and to secure their purity and dignity. To sum up, women empowerment can not be possible unless women come with and help to self-empower themselves. There is a need to formulate reducing feminized poverty, promoting education of women, and prevention and elimination of
violence against women.

Goal of Our NGO - Education of Women Enhances the Women Empowerment in the following ways:1. An education of women can b...
18/04/2015

Goal of Our NGO -
Education of Women Enhances the Women Empowerment in the following ways:
1. An education of women can bring change in the attribute of family members and society. It also helps in removing mal-traditions like Sati-Pratha, Early marriage, Dowry etc. S Education plays an important role in removing economic poverty by opening various job avenues for her so that she can work hand in hand with man and give support to the family. Education promotes team work rather than making a women individualistic. S Education makes her an opportunity to choose a career which is best suited for her.
2. Every women has got her own aspiration which may be high or low, but education helps to maintain a balanced aspiration knowing her interest, ability and potential which further helps her to choose a correct field of her work.
3. Education helps in balanced personality development by giving due weight to various aspects of personality.
4. Education of women also plays an important role in teaching her expression of feeling or through effective communication which can solve disputes and adjustment problems of any level.
5. An educated women is a guiding light for the children, family members, society and nation, she knows how to have a happy family and balanced and healthy relations with others.
6. Education gives power to a women to become strong physically by giving her knowledge about sports, exercise, health- related aspects and good physical health; this will definitely benefit her mental health.
7. Education helps to improve the s*x ratio and in controlling population.
8. Education encourages women especially the rural women to take advantage of the various schemes like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Operation Black-Board, and Total Literacy Programmes etc.

Women Education StatusThe constitutional directive to provide free and compulsory education for all children up to the a...
17/04/2015

Women Education Status
The constitutional directive to provide free and compulsory education for all children up to the age of 14 years has remained unfulfilled till now. Educational experts admit that this failure is mainly due to the slow progress of education among girls. After 56 years of Independence, there still exists a great disparity between male and female educational status. In 2011 the percentage of educated persons increased to 74 of which male percentage was 83 and female percentage was 66 respectively. Literacy rate among rural women is only 58.8 percentage as per 2011 census. The proportion of women among primary school teacher is mainly due to difficulties that women have to face in serving in rural areas, caused by resistance from their families, the fear of insecurity in villages and lack of physical amenities such as accommodation, schooling, transport and medical facilities.
Female literacy was at a national average of 65.5 % whereas the male literacy was 82.1%. Within the Indian states, Kerala has shown the highest literacy rates of 90.02% whereas Bihar averaged lower than 50% literacy, the lowest in India.
India is the world's largest democracy where billions of people live and almost of half of these are women. So how does women education effect India's development? If girls are not educated, families suffer too. Educated mothers use their knowledge to improve the health of their children and other family members. Their knowledge about health risk protects their families against illness. Child mortality rate is much higher where mothers lack education than in families where mothers are educated. Girls education emerging as one of the top priorities of Indian society "Educating girls is not an option, it is a necessity". We all want to elimilnate gender disparities in education.
Adi Shankaracharya, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar, Swami Vivekanand, Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru spoke against the inhuman oppression and crimes perpetrated on woman in the name of tradition and warn out religious section. Margaret Cousins, worked hard to elevate the status to create social awareness and to increase legal and constitutional rights of women. Annie Besant, Mutthulakshmi Reddy, Kamla Devi Chattopadhaya, Durga Bai Deskmukh, Sarojini Naidu are the other prominent crusader for equality of women's rights.

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Premnagar Distt/Korea
Chirimiri
497773

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9752999616

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