Indian Women: Health, Education and Poverty

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To understand the plight of Poor Women around the world, consider the stories of Ade, Runa, and Reina. On the outskirts of Ibadan, Nigeria, Ade cultivates a small, sparsely planted plot with a Baby on her back and other visibly undernourished Children nearby. Her efforts to grow an improved Soybean variety, which could have fortified her children's diet, failed because she lacked the extra time to tend the new crop, did not have a spouse who could Help her, and could not afford hired labor.

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Sarita Kaushal (b. 1978) in District of Meerut is a trained educational consultant having Postgraduation Degree in Social Science. She possessed command over his subject. Worked as a Professor for college level. Currently engaged with his doctoral research besides working as a consultant. She has written many articles and sociological issues, published in different media. He has written so many books also. Table of Contents Preface Gender & Poverty in the context of Human Development, Health and Education Poor Health, Poor Women: How Reproductive Health Affects Poverty Women's Health Literacy and Health Promotion Women and Rural Employment: Fighting Poverty by Redefining Gender Roles Gender, Poverty & Human Development Education Alone Can Drive Poverty Permanently Plight of Indian Women: A Multidimensional Assessment Feminisation of Poverty and Empowerment of Women-An Indian Perspective & Experience Women in Poverty: A New Global Underclass Gender, Poverty, and Postnatal Depression: A Study of Mothers Women's Economic Roles and Child Survival: The Case of India Quiet Revolution that Transformed Women's Employment, Education and Family Indigenous Women's Reproductive Rights Unlocking the Power of Women: Is Education the Key? Value of Higher Education of Women in Rural Areas Problem of Gender Inequality and Expansion of Education of Women Toward a Feminist Politics? The Indian Women's Movement in Historical Perspective Bibliography Index