Volume 8 : Issue 3 (2021)

Educational Needs and Training for Women Empowerment in India

The present paper is prepared to identify the areas of training and educational needs for rural women empowerment, the restrictions faced by rural women in hilly regions in the direction of their self-employment and suggestions to overcome some problems. Women empowerment is an energetic and dynamic process that facilitates them to realize their identity and power in all characteristics. Although it allows them to use the knowledge, the more sovereign rights they are in decision making, the better able to plan their work, free them from custom buildings and practises which are not acceptable. Empowerment is a process involving continuous changes in the relationship of power among various groups, individual citizens and social groups in society. The true meaning of the franchise is that it cannot be granted by others but must be increased by those looking for it. However, it is most reliable to view individuals, community groups as a process in which they progress toward organised and open social activities. Empowerment of women can also be used as tool.

Educational needs , Women empowerment, Training, Skill, Knowledge,.

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