This document discusses feminism and its misuse. It defines feminism and outlines different types of feminism such as liberal, cultural, radical, and socialist feminism. It then compares the status of gender equality and women's rights in India, the US, and China. It discusses how Indian government rules aim to establish rights for women and examples of reservation policies for women. However, it also provides examples of how rights for women have been misused in some cases through false accusations. The document concludes with a message about the need for males to accept physical differences and eliminate orthodox mentalities that do not treat women as equals.

1. FEMINISM AND ITS MISUSE
Submitted By,
Deepak Kumar
R.P Prasana
Aditya Verma
Rehanshu Vij
Nishank Garg
Vishal Singh
Rahul Dhankar Submitted To
Karan Sonik Mrs Stuti
Chirag Choudhary

2. CONTENT
What is Feminism ?
 Types of Feminism.
 India status on Equality
 Comparison between AEMRICA, CHINA and INDIA on Equality.
 Government Rules and Rights to bring Equality.
 How Male are Dominating Society.
 Reservation in Various field.
 NGO’s working for Feminism.
 Misuse of Rights.
 Message
 FAQ.

3. WHAT IS FEMINISM?
Feminism is a collection of movements and
ideologies that share a common goal: to define,
establish, and achieve equal political, economic,
cultural, personal, and social rights for
women. This includes seeking to establish equal
opportunities for women in education and
employment. A feminist advocates or supports
the rights and equality of women.

4. TYPES OF FEMINISM
• Liberal Feminism:- It a form of feminism that argues that equality for
women can be achieved through legal means and social reform.
• Culture Feminism:- It seeks to improve the realtionship between sexes
often cultures at large by celebrating women’s specail qualities.
• Radical Feminism:- It is a brachn of feminism that views women’s
oppersion.
• Socialist Feminsim:- They focuses upon both the public and the private
sphers of a women life.

5. INDIA STATUS ON EQUALITY
 The status of women in India has been subject to many great
changes over the past view millennia.
 According to study the women gets equal rights during the Vedic
Period. However the status of women decline in 500BC with the Islam
inversion of Babar and Mughal.
 Women in India now fully participate in Education, Sports,
Parliament, Defence etc.
 India is the 4th most dangerous country in the world for women.
 Among the G20 counties India is the worst county for women.

6. COMPARISSION BETWEEN USA, INDIA AND CHINA ON EQUALITY
BASIS USA CHINA INDIA
Gender
Inequality Value
0.262 0.202 0.563
Gender
Inequality Rank
Among 137
Countries
4th 35th 132
Sex Ratio per
1000 male
985 971 914
Secondary
Education %
94.7% 54.8% 26.6%
Secondary
Education Rank
in World
1st 68th 127th
Women In
Parliament 18.2% 23.4% 10.9%

7. HOW MALES ARE DOMINATING SOCITEY
 Females are often treated as a slave and are restricted to share
own views and advise in all kind of occasions, expenses and
planning, they are sometimes considered to be inferior and unable to
indulge in such activities.
 Giving birth to male child often makes a family proud and female
ashame and in some cases mothers are advised to go for abortion as
well.
Females are also restricted to choose life partner, wear dresses of
own choice and decide own future because of male dominating
society.
 Males sometimes pass lewd comments and stare so blatantly to
females as they don’t have liberty to step out everywhere not only at
night but in day as well. And they also fail to achieve as respect as a
man despite having callibre,passion and proficiency.

8. INDIAN GOVERNMENT RULES AND RIGHTS
The principle of gender equality is enshrined in the Indian Constitution in its
Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles.
The Constitution not only grants equality to women, but also empowers the
State to adopt measures of positive discrimination in favour of women.
Constitutional Privileges
(i) Equality before law for women (Article 14)
(ii) The State to make any special provision in favour of women and children (Article 15 (3))
(iii) The State to direct its policy towards securing for men and women equally the right to an
adequate means of livelihood (Article 39(a)); and equal pay for equal work for both men and
women (Article 39(d))
(iv) Not less than one-third (including the number of seats reserved for women belonging to
the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes) of the total number of seats to be filled by
direct election in every Municipality to be reserved for women and such seats to be allotted by
rotation to different constituencies in a Municipality (Article 243 T (3))

9. RESERVATION IN VARIOUS FIELD
 Women are given reservation in various field like Education, Sports,
Government etc when we are talking about the equality in society.
 Government has reserved 33% of seats for Women in Parliament.
NGO’s working for social justice for women are now asking for more than
40% reservation under the “Women Reservation Bill 2009”.
There are number of girls college and university are opened by
government in which no male gets admission if seats remain vacant.
 Andhra Government resaved 33.33% of seats for women in
Government job and Bihar government resaved 35% seats in Police for
women.

11. ABOUT NGO’s
Various NGO’s are working for Womern rights And to bring equality in
society.
(i) The Landscape of Women’s Rights.
(ii) Annapurna Pariwar
(iii) Self -Employed Women’s Association (SEWA)
(iv) Centre for Community Economics and Development Consultant
Society (CECOEDECON)
Woman must not accept; she must challenge. She must not be
awed by that which has been built up around her; she must
reverence that woman in her which struggles for expression.
---Margaret
Sanger

13. MISUSE OF RIGHTS
i. Women misuse rape law to force lovers to marry them: Court
IANS May 25, 2013
Penal provisions on rape have been misused by some women who develop
consensual physical relationship with their lovers and after the breakup file false rape
cases to force them to marry them, the Delhi High Court has said. Justice Kailash
Gambhir said rape law was often misused by women as weapon for "vengeance and
vendetta" to harass and blackmail their male friends by filing false cases to extort
money and to force them to marry them.
ii. Mumbai man acquitted from false rape charge after 21 months in jail.
TOI 22 Feb,2015
Casual laborer Rahul Chowdhary, 35, was arrested on May 5, 2013 for allegedl raping
the 4-year-old who lived nearby.
He was arrested by Nalla Sopara police and charged under Section 376 (rape) and
Protection of Children Against Sexual Offences Act. The trial began late 2014, and resulted
in the first acquittal in Vasai court of a man charged under POCASO.

14. iii. A man was convicted for rape case and was ablazed by outrageous crowd
Dimapur,Nagaland 18 Feb, 2015
Desperate one sided female lover implicated an innocent guy to
have physically assaulted her and endeavored to bear out the
evidence to send him jail which enraged the public and they brought
him out to assail. but after investigation the conviction turned out in
the favor of culprit as it was the false allegation made by female lover.
Women keep a special
corner of their hearts
for sins they have never
committed. ~Cornelia
Otis Skinner

15. ….MESSEGE….
Males are required to accept the physical differences
between males and females only then the orthodox
mentality which seems to have become rampant in society
can be eliminated.
Ignominious thinking of treating females as a product
which can only bring in use of work and to appease carnal
desires of male must be replaced with feelings of equality
and superiority.