How do you assess the status of women in Indian culture?

On the surface, India respects and protects women, but in reality, we see in many villages where women are busy with housework or farm work, while men are lounging around. We can see that the status of women in India is still relatively low.

The level of sexual harassment of women in India has reached the point where extraordinary measures have to be taken and the status is low. In a patriarchal environment, the status of women can be imagined.

A middle-aged Indian man told us that his family wanted to have a boy, and if he didn't have a boy, he would continue to have a boy. Once, in a carriage, I saw a family, seven or eight children, the older ones in front were all girls, and it was not until the penultimate or third that there were boys, and the boys were very pampered. In a patriarchal environment, the status of women can be imagined.

I think on the surface, the status of women in India is very respected, but in fact, in India it is still a patriarchal environment, and the status of women is relatively low, and in India, women are still very vulnerable.

I think the status of women in makeup in India is very low. At one time, they were reduced to tools of procreation, rather than being seen as women. There is a serious inequality between men and women.

Indian women are actually very helpless, and men are lazy and dominate them.

India is also a relatively traditional and conservative country, although we often see scantily clad girls in Bollywood movies, but this is impossible to happen in real life.

Indian women are slaves.

In fact, the status of women in Indian culture is not very high, just look at them wearing a headscarf.

From ancient times to the present, the status of women in India has been very low, and the most important feature is that they have been influenced by various religions and legal codes of a religious nature. Hinduism during the Manu Code era had a great influence on the status of women in India. The Manu Code is the most authoritative code of Hindu law, and the influence of Hinduism on the status of women in India is based on this understanding of women.

In the Manu Code, women have basically no rights at all.

In short, India is definitely an unbalanced society, with no conscience when it comes to women, a very low bottom line, a high criminal rate against women, and a serious macho tendency for most men. In the minds of many traditional women, men are in a higher position, even equally.

01 India has always had a patriarchal mentality since ancient times, and if a child must be born a boy, if the fetus is a girl before birth, then her chances of survival are very low.

02 When Indians get married, the man will not give the bride price, and the money spent on the wedding banquet will be borne by the woman, and under normal circumstances, it is difficult for the daughter of a poor family to get married.

03 After marriage, the man can commit a series of acts such as domestic violence against the woman, and even in the case of a plan, he can kill his wife without being punished by the law.

04 In life, all kinds of dirty and tiring work are done by women, and women are the most seen on the construction site.

Indian women have no human rights and are not respected at birth, but we are glad that we were born in China.

The status of women in India is quite low, and the degree of male superiority and inferiority in India is extremely high and cannot be improved for a long time.

1. The reason for the low status of women in India is because of the prevalence of religion.

More than 80% of Indians in India are religious, and the state religion of India is Hinduism, which has more than 1 billion adherents in the world, mainly Indians. But Hinduism does not preach ideas such as the equality of all beings, but the caste system. The caste system in India has led to many people being given a hierarchy at birth, and Hinduism also stipulates that in the world in which humans live, the ownership of women belongs to men, and the status of women is much lower than that of men.

Therefore, in India, where religion is prevalent, it is very difficult to improve the status of women.

Second, the labor force of a large agricultural country determines everything.

India is also a big agricultural country, and the area of arable land is even larger than ours. In a large agricultural country, because men are born with several times more physical strength than women, and the physiological mechanism also determines that they are more suitable for agricultural production, it is generally recognized that men are more important than women in this country. Therefore, in this country, there are only a handful of jobs that women can do, and the main person in the family is still responsible for making money, so there is no way for women's status to be high, even if women are responsible for everything else, but the economic ownership is still in the hands of men.

3. Educational factors.

Because the whole cultural background of India is to tell that women have a lower status than men, many girls are taught to be appendages of men from an early age, and the only thing they have to do when they grow up is to marry a better man and serve their in-laws. Moreover, in India's marriage culture, women have to give men a bride price, especially women who want to get married, they have to pay a large part of the bride price, which makes many families more reluctant to have girls, because the economic pressure is too great, once a girl is born, as if it is a curse to themselves, and many families are even more reluctant to have girls. <>

In India, the social status of women is very low, and they can only raise their husbands and children, and they are not allowed to go out to work. I was discriminated against by my husband every day.

The social status is not very high. Because in India women are not allowed to work, and even if they do, it is only a few coolie activities.