MA HISTORY - Women in Indian History (Q & A) One week series (ENGLISH MEDIUM)

MA HISTORY - Women in Indian History (Q & A) One week series (ENGLISH MEDIUM) 

 Women in Indian History

 This One Week Series is Written in English Language in Question Answer Series According to syllabus of Rajasthan ,Jai Narayan Vyas , Mohanlal Sukhadia , MDS, Kota , MGSU University.

Syllabus Covered in Book 

Section-1 Nature and Scope of Women Studies : Women in Ancient India : Sources. - Shuuti and Smriti Texts, other literature; archaeological sources inscriptions, coins, specimen of art and architecture etc. Status of Women : Socio-economic status,Marriage, Widow,Property Rights,women and Work ,Religion and Women : Brahmanbul, Duunsul Jalil Vaishwavism, Salvist, Shaktism

Women and Culture : Literature, Arts - sculpture, painting architecture, dance, drama, music.

Section-II Women in Medieval India:  - Literary sources – Sanskrit, Persian and Vemacular. Other sources Painting specimen of art and architecture inscriptions etc. Status of Women: Socio-Economic 'status - marriage, widow, property rights. Women and work, Women's Education

Religion and Women : Hinduism, Islam, Sufism, Bhakti Movement, Virashaivism, Women and Culture : Literature, Atts - Sculpture, painting architecture, dance, drama, music

Section-III Women in Modern India : Sources Archival material government files, official reports, census imports, diaries, memoirs, autobiographies etc. Other sources, Status of Women: Socio-economic status marriage, widow, property rights. Women and Work Women's Education,Comparison of position of women in India in the 18th century - Indian Women more progressive, enjoying better rights than their counterparts in England. .

. Socio-religions Reform movements and women: Legislation concerning women-Sati, age of consent, widow-remarriage etc.

Role of Women in Freedom Struggle Role of Women in active politics in post-Independent India: Women's Organizations - Colonial and post-independence period. Feminist movement in India. National Commission for Women

Women and Culture: Literature, Arts - Sculpture, painting architecture, dance, drama, music