9th History | Chapter 6 | Empowerment of Women & other weaker section | Oneshot | Maharashtra Board

Introduction to the Maharashtra Board Class 9 History Chapter 6 - Empowerment of Women and Other Weaker Sections.

The speaker introduces herself as Lama Roy and recommends downloading an app for notes. She talks about the app's features.

An overview of the entire chapter and the topics to be covered including the Chipko Movement, Anti-Liquor Movement, Loss of Loss for Women, and others.

Discusses the concept of manifestation, women empowerment, and the strength and organization of women in society in the 1972 entity.

Explains the Chipko Movement where women protested against deforestation by hugging trees to prevent cutting.

Discusses the movement against alcohol consumption, bans on alcohol, and the impact on society in Andhra Pradesh in 1992.

Highlights the three main aspects of the program - peace, equality, and empowerment of women, chaired by Dr. Pulren Govai in 1975.

Discussed the formulation of policies based on gender or caste, highlighting the example of Stree Mukti Lalitpur and Street Play organized by Jyoti Mahapatra. Also mentioned activities by Jyoti Mahapatra in Aalok 10 'kYa Keeya Tha

Described various programs and initiatives by organizations like Stree Mukti Aandolan Samiti and Anti-Dowry Protection. Highlighted the work of organizations tackling women's issues and different movements in different districts.

Explained the establishment of separate study centers for women in different states like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and the formation of Woman Study Center for diverse issues.

Discussed awareness campaigns against the dowry system and the role of legislation in addressing issues related to dowry, domestic violence, and divorces.

Covered legal developments such as Family Court Act, Mutual Understanding, Trial Involving Alimony, and Protection of Rights for Muslim Women on Divorce under the Muslim Women's Act.

The video discusses how widows were treated in the Sati system and the laws enacted to prevent their mistreatment, including the Commission of Sati (Prevention) Act in 1987.

Women activists and journalists like Meena Menon, Geeta Sheshu, and others investigated and took action against the practice of Sati. The government passed acts in 1988 to protect women's rights.

The discussion covers the economic and social backwardness of scheduled tribes and the protection and rights provided to them post-independence, including job facilities and rights in political processes.

The challenges faced by nomadic tribes, their livelihood, and the discrimination they encountered post-independence, especially regarding their occupation as tribal communities.

The discrimination faced by minority groups based on religion, language, caste, and traditions in India, highlighting the issues related to discrimination based on religion and language.

Discussing how culture, cultural traditions, and language development are supported by the constitution.

Exploring the limited space given to religious minorities and the government's efforts to grant them rights as equal citizens with access to education.

The importance of protecting one's language and culture, with government schemes and programs open for this purpose.

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