芸術と社会科学ジャーナル

Political Empowerment of Women in Theni District of Tamil Nadu

Abstract

Selvaraj Narayanan

The political empowerment indicators consider their basic political rights, role in decision-making bodies of the state and the central governments, representation in policy-making, participation in political-campaigning, leadership quality and ability to politicize their problems. Research design is the conceptual structure within which the research is conducted. It is a blue print for the collection, management and analysis of the data. The research design in the present study is descriptive in nature since it describes the phenomena of eradication of poverty. Men support higher educated women to participate in politics is the first ranked political empowerment political chances are less for higher educated women than men is the second ranked political empowerment, higher educated women politicians can participate in solving the social problems actively is the third ranked. The role of government in terms of policies and programs is very aggressive in respect of women’s empowerment. Further, the hold of pressure groups and local politicians also has no such idea of ideas of women’s empowerment.