Week	Name	Description
1 March - 7 March	Introduction
	Woman in Indian Society
	The status of women in society has to be perceived in Terms of
	Status of Women in Agriculture
	Participation Profile of Rural Women
	References
8 March - 14 March	Total Population
	Sex Ratio
	Literacy Rate in India
	References
15 March - 21 March	Introduction
	Major Causes For Poor Health and Nutritional Status Among Rural Women
	Effects of Poor Health & Nutritional Status
	References
22 March - 28 March	Socio –Economic Status
	Political Status
	Concept of Political Participation
	Reasons for the Poor Participation of Women in Politics
	Participation of Women in Politics
	References
29 March - 4 April	Introduction
	Fundamental Rights – Constitution of India
	Directive Principles
	Central and State Laws for the Welfare of Women
	Welfare
	Health and Nutrition
	Vulnerable Women
	Acts related to workers (labour)
	Acts Related to Property
	References
5 April - 11 April	Marriage and Divorce
	Adoption and Guardianship
	Crimes Against Women
	Sexual and Reproductive Rights
	References
12 April - 18 April	Introduction
	Work Participation
	Role of Women
	Crop production
	Post Harvesting
	Livestock
	Fisheries
	Forestry
	Home Management
	Rural Production
	Food Security
	References
19 April - 25 April	Introduction
	Characteristics of Women in Agriculture
	Categorization of Women in Agriculture
	Boserup (1970) identifies four types of rural female work patterns which may be correlated with social class position
	References
26 April - 2 May	Introduction
	Problems of Girl Child
	Basic Reasons for These Problems
	Impact of These Discriminatory Practices on Girl Children
	Impact of These Discriminatory Practices on Girl Children
	References
3 May - 9 May	Facts and figures
	Sex Determination and Female Foeticide
	Current Status of the Girl child
	References
10 May - 16 May	Introduction
	Preventive Measures to Avoid Discrimination
	Scheme to Address Falling Female Sex Ratio
	Pre Conception and Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 (PC and PNDT Act)
	Sensitization and Advocacy
	References
17 May - 23 May	Introduction
	Conditional Transfer Scheme (Cash and Non-cash)
	Health and Nutrition for Girl Child
	Enabling Education for the Girl Child
	Abolition of Child Marriage
	Girl Child Abuse, Exploitation and Violence
	Trafficking for Commercial Sexual Exploitation
	Domestic Girl Child Labour
	Welfare and Development of Adolescent Girls (11-18 years)
	Girl Child Friendly Villages / Clusters
	References
24 May - 30 May	Introduction
	Programmes and Schemes for Girl Child
	Kishori Shakti Yojna
	Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls (Rgseag)
	Services
	Babu Bahini Manch Initiative
	References
31 May - 6 June	International programmes for girl child
	Girl Star Stories of UNICEF
	International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC)
	References
7 June - 13 June	Introduction
	Success Stories of Some Outstanding Girls
	Lalita, Karate Teacher
	Tehseen Bano, Girls’ Hostel Warden
	Suryamani Bhagat, Forest Activist
	Laxmirani Majhi, Archer
	‘Madhuri Kumari, Village Leader
	Prasannta Shandilya Fought off Robbers Who Attacked her Parents
	Mittal Patadiya Fought off Assailants Including One Who Stabbed her
	References
14 June - 20 June	Introduction
	Structural Changes
	Interactional Changes
	Development Changes
	References
21 June - 27 June	Introduction
	Types of Families
	Characteristics of Family
	References
28 June - 4 July	Introduction
	Status of women in Families
	Measures to improve the social and economic status of rural women
	References
5 July - 11 July	Introduction
	Meaning of Poverty
	Causes of Rural Poverty
	Reasons of Women’s Poverty
	Reasons for Feminization of Poverty
	References
12 July - 18 July	Reasons for Feminization of Poverty
	Hence the different indicators of poverty are
	Poverty line
	References
19 July - 25 July	Failures leading to Poverty
	References
26 July - 1 August	Reasons for feminization of Poverty
	Means of livelihood
	References
2 August - 8 August	Remedial measures for Poverty Reduction
	References
9 August - 15 August	Introduction
	Meaning
	Feminization of Agriculture in India
	Women as Agricultural Producers
	References
16 August - 22 August	Feminization of Agriculture - Issues
	Constraints
	References
23 August - 29 August	Women In the work Force
	Women In Unorganized Sector
	Contribution and Composition In The Economy
	Occupational Profile Of Unorganised Labour
	Need For Social Security For Women In Unorganised Sector
	References
30 August - 5 September	Current Status According to NCEUS
	Major Problem Areas of Rural Artisans
	Reasons for Problems Faced by Artisans of Unorganized Sector
	Challenges Before unorganized Sector In India
	Reference
6 September - 12 September	Glossary of gender
	Various gender Issues
	Multiple Roles of Women
	References
13 September - 19 September	Introduction
	Sex and Gender
	Common Gender Stereotypes
	Gender Roles
	Gender Mainstream
	Gender Sensitive Planning Therefore Aims To
	References
20 September - 26 September	Gender issues in agriculture
	Gender roles In livestock Management
	Gender and Forestry
	Gender, ICT and Media
	Environment in Gender Issues
	Gender Issues in access to resources or ownership of assets
	Household Headship
	Gender Issues in Migration
	References
27 September - 3 October	Meaning and Concept
	Gender based resource allocation
	References
4 October - 10 October	Meaning
	Occupational Health Hazard
	Workplace hazards to women’s reproductive health
	Causes of Health Hazards
	Remedial Measures
	References
11 October - 17 October	Types of Occupational Health Hazards
	Activity Specific Health Hazards
	References
18 October - 24 October	Pesticides related health hazards and preventive measures
	References
25 October - 31 October	Introduction
	Meaning
	Drudgery Reducing tools and Implements for Farm women
	References
1 November - 7 November	Technological Needs of Rural Women
	Identification of Technological Needs of women-Life Cycle Approach
	Knowledge Empowerment Technologies
	Drudgery Reduction Technologies
	Value Addition Technologies
	Gainful and Additional Employment Technologies
	Income Generation Technologies
	References
8 November - 14 November	Introduction
	The Need for a National Policy on Technology for Rural Areas
	CAPART’s Specific Mandate Regarding Technology for Rural Areas is as Follows
	Objectives of the National Policy on Technology for Rural Areas
	References
15 November - 21 November	Technology Transfer
	Types of Technology
	Nature of Technology
	Strategies for Transfer of Technologies
	References
22 November - 28 November	Introduction
	Meaning &Concept
	Quantitative Indicators of Empowerment
	References
29 November - 5 December	Introduction
	Dimensions of Empowerment of Women
	Major Concerns and Constraints of Women Empowerment
	Ways of Empowering Women
	References
6 December - 12 December	Introduction
	Goal
	Objectives
	Constitution
	References
13 December - 19 December	Department of Women Development and Child Welfare
	Schemes Of the Ministry Of Women and Child Development
	Schemes for Economic Empowerment
	Care of pregnant and lactating mothers
	Girl child protection scheme
	References
20 December - 26 December	District Rural Development Agency
	References
27 December - 2 January	Profile
	The Kosh Has Three Main Roles
	Function of the Kosh
	References
3 January - 9 January	A Brief History
	The Mandate Of The Commission
	Constitution Of The Commission
	Publications
	References
10 January - 16 January	ANTWA
	CSSWA
	References
17 January - 23 January	MYRADA
	Women Youth Training and Extension Project (WYTEP)
	References
24 January - 30 January	Preface
	Background
	Objectives
	Policy Directions
	References