Empowerment Of Women In India

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The advent of globalisation and economic development process have intensified the on going intellectual discussion on the gender development interface. Integration of gender issues with economic reforms process is essential for women empoloyment in the developing countries like India. Women in the development proces particularly in the labour market is playing a dominant role in India. Empowerment of women is the slogan of the day. About Author: Dr. M. Koteswararo (b. 1957) is Professor in the Department of Economics, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna Nagar.He has been serving in teaching since 1984 with a distinguished academic record with M.A. (Rural Development), M.A. (Economics), M.A. (Sociology), L.L.B. and Ph.D degree for his thesis on "Rural-Urban Migration in Andhra Pradesh". Contents : IntroductionGender Dimension in Economic Reform Programmes: Implications for PolicyGender Related Issues of Urban Informal Labour Market: A Case Study of Kavali TownGender Discrimination and PovertyWomen's Participation in Rural Non-Farm EmploymentFactors Influencing the Participation of Females in RNFEWomen in Farm and Non-Farm Employment in Tirunelveli District, Tamil NaduEmployment of Women in the Farm and Non-farm Sector in GoaWomen Enterprises in the Informal Sector in PUnjabGlobalization and Empowerment of WomenNeed for Empowerment of Triabl WomenEndowment, Entitlement and Empowerment: Concept and Evidences from Tamil NaduInformation Economy and Empowerment of WomenViews and Perceptions of DWCRA Beneficiaries: A Case StudyEmpowerment of Women Through DWCRA Programme in A.P.:A Case StudyEmpowerment of Women: SWOT AnalysisWelfare and Empowerment of Womne in India: Some ReflectionsConditions of Scheduled Caste Women in Social Sector: A Case Study of Ujjain Division of M.P.Strategies for Empowerment of Women in India: A ReviewProblems of Girls Child Labour in India: Some IssuesWomen Empowerment: A Theoretical Perspective