Kanta Sharma – författare

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

Seema Shama, an economist by training and educationist and sociologist by choice, has studied Indian women in historical context very thoroughly. She has many outstanding books to her credit. Women's studies, communication and mass media et., are her areas of specialization. Kanta Sharma is a sociologist and researcher in her own right. She has been associated with social work, with concentration on women's issues. Currently she is recently engaged with a research project on women's studies.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.

In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honorable and dignified personality. She is goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and sculptors. Whatever is prevalent in the world of imagery, is not applicable to the real world of society. The harsh truth is that Indian Society has not recognized Woman as its bonfire member. She is still a second class citizen, inferior to Man. In fact, in a male-dominated world, the women-folk are kept at second fiddle only. Apart from the society, the woman has to play her due role in her family also. She is mother, sister, wife and daughter, all rolled into one. She begins as daughter and ends up as grandmother. She plays all her roles in perfection. This voluminous study, virtually covers all aspects of woman's life and career viz. history, development, rights, education and employment, etc. There are eleven volumes under different titles. Every volume is a separate book in itself.