# Wanita di India

Wanita di India|  |
| Indeks Ketidaksetaraan Gender-2015 |
| Nilai | 0.683 (2016) |
| Peringkat | 87 dari 144 |
| Kematian ibu (per 100,000) | 174 |
| Wanita dalam parlemen | 12.2% |
| Perempuan di atas 25 tahun dengan pendidikan menengah | 35.3% [M: 61.4%] |
| Wanita dalam tenaga kerja | 28% [M: 82%] |
|  Indeks Ketimpangan Gender Global-2017 |
| Nilai | 0.669 |
| Peringkat | 108 dari 144 |

Status **wanita di India** telah menjadi subjek pada beberapa perubahan besar sepanjang beberapa milenium lampau. Dengan penurunan status mereka dari zaman kuno sampai abad pertengahan, sampai promosi hak kesetaraan oleh beberapa reformer, sejarah mereka penuh warna. Di India modern, wanita memiliki jabatan tinggi yang meliputi Presiden, Perdana Menteri, Jurubicara Lok Sabha, Pemimpin Oposisi, Menteri Uni, Ketua Menteri dan Gubernur.

## Referensi

## Bacaan tambahan

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Traces the beginnings of feminism in modern India to social and religious reform movements in Maharashtra, Western India.
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* Pande, Rekha (1999), "Women's History: India", dalam Boyd, Kelly (ed.), *Encyclopedia of Historians and Historical Writing vol 2*, Taylor & Francis, hlm. 1318–1321.
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