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1. S.St Project Group no. 5 Topic :- Women Became Protagonist Group member name :- Atharva, Sanvi, Sejal, Avnika, Diaa, Divyansh , Dwanit, Vansh, Vedant, Naisha

2. Problem Faced by women Sati system Parda system   R estriction to widow remarriage W idow exploitation Devadasi system C hild marriag e

3. Women Reformer's Struggle for Women's Emancipation Several men reformers upheld the cause of women and fought for their emancipation. In due course of time, women began to take initiative and raised their voices against the prevailing evil practices and customs that caused great injustice to them.

4. Women Reformer's Struggle for Women's Emancipation Several men reformers upheld the cause of women and fought for their emancipation. In due course of time, women began to take initiative and raised their voices against the prevailing evil practices and customs that caused great injustice to them.

5. By the late nineteenth century, Indian women began to enter universities and trained themselves to be doctors and teachers. They began to write. Their writings became vehicles of social reform and political awakening. Through their writings they expressed their anguish against the inferior position of women in Indian society. 'Stree-Purush Tulana' written by Tarabai Shinde criticised the social differences between men and women. Savitribai Phule contributed to the cause of women's education despite strong opposition from the society .

6. Pandita Ramabai was one of such greatest Indian reformers who wrote a book which showed the miserable condition of upper-caste Hindu women. She founded the Arya Mahila Samaj Later, she also established the Sharda Sadan to provide shelter and help to widows by training them to support them economically.

7. Many Muslim women played notable roles in promoting women education. The verses from the Quran were reinterpreted by reformers such as Mumtaz Ali to argue for women's education Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain set up schools for Muslim girls in Patna and Kolkata. She fearlessly criticised conservative ideas and argued about the inferior place accorded to women by the religious leaders of every faith.

8. Several independent women organisations such as Bharat Mahila Parishad and All India Women's Conference came to be formed. These organisations soon reached national level through which women advocated their issues such as the right of inheritance, the right to vote, etc.

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