Rights of Women in Hindu Law and the Constitution of India- A Critical Analysis

Kamlesh Rishi, Mamta Saxena

Abstract


The subject of women’s rights has always been extensively studied by the researchers and social thinkers to provide for the protection and advantage of women worldwide. Man and woman are both equal and both play vital roles in the creation and development of their families and the society. The struggle for legal equality has been one of the major concerns of the women’s movement all over the world. The life of an average Indian Women is still governed by customs, habits, prejudices and unwritten codes of conduct. Legal complexities combine with social realities to make the life of an average Indian Women insecure and miserable. Even the apex court has not been able to do much in its role as the prime guardian of the life and dignity of the citizens. Here we discuss the women’s rights granted to women in India under Hindu law and constitution of India. And also to understand the causes as  to  why women are suffering at most of the fronts of life and why women are not getting any benefit from various laws which are framed for her well being and protection.


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