Women Empowerment in India Women have always played a subservient and a secondary role in society. How a woman is now rebelling against all these will form a central point of this course. When India became free in 1947, the constitution was framed to declare India as a secular country keeping in mind different religions existing in the country. To retain this spirit of secularism, Society has had to go through various trials and tribulations. It has virtually been a story of thesis, anti - thesis and synthesis.
Secularism is still a strong force in the country.
How inspite of so many difficulties, the spirit has been retained will be debated upon. Since the delegates will be visiting which are the centres of Islamic Delhi and Agra Architecture, a session will be conducted to explain the various monuments and their salient features. The Red Fort, Jamma Masjid, Kutub Minar etc. of Delhi and Taj Mahal, Fatehpur Sikhri, Agra Fort etc. of Agra will all be explained in a lucid manner. The British and the Gothic style of Architecture is seen in Mumbai and in New Delhi. The University building, the High Court building, the Victoria Terminus in Mumbai and the India Gate, Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhavan of Delhi are some of the typical examples of the British Architecture.