DOMESTIC STATUS OF WOMEN IN RELATION TO EDUCATION AND OFFENCE

Introduction: Evolutionary history of mankind clearly demonstrates the fact that women in general appear to be understood in the society. Society in general appears to have not given due weightage to women in respect to human development quantitatively and qualitatively it is found that women have met illtreatment at large. There is of course considerable degree of variation found across the countries of the world with respect to domestic status of women. Historically looking back at the classical cultural history of India we find plenty of apprecinting examples where in women were considered as most instrumental one for sociocultural upgradation of the society. Even today ancient India's characteristict in the form of revenue for women to quote from Sanskrit verse, There are also leading women found in Pre Independence period who have through their valour and vibrancy contributed richly to Indian Society. To name such as Chandbibi, Viranga Laxmibai or In 20th Century toll independence. We have illustrious examples of Annie Bessent, Kas Turbal Sanrojini Naydu whose works are inspirational for women even today. Despite all these it is of crucial significance to note that maximum ailment, torture, dis respect women suffered in medieval age globally John Sturt Mill is considered as pioneer in respect of Women's lib. Late Maithilisharan Gupta a legendary nationalist Hindi poet very critically wrote that. True it is that there is found considerable degree of improvement in the domestic of women under Post Independent India. India is an exceptional nation to have credited women with right to franchise right from 1951's first general election. Under Article 14 of constitution of India "Equality before the law without any sirt of discrimination is assured to all citizens. There is also made Women's respresentation mandatory one in all type of local Govt. bodies. With many other legal provisions and gender related wel fare mechanism being applied "Domestic Status" of women is still considered "Below to Average