Women Empowerment in India | Madhavi Shankar | TEDxCMRIT

In this talk, the speaker aims to throw light on the current situation of education in women in India. She shares some disturbing facts about gender bias in India and each one of our significant role in it. Madhavi Shankar is the Co-Founder and CEO of SpaceBasic Inc, a networking app that facilitates seamless information sharing within members of Universities, Hostel Management and Global Partners seeking student engagement.Also being a 2012 CMRIT graduate in Computer science Engineering, Madhavi is passionate about building and engineering consumer-driven products across scale.

[laharirangala]

'"Indian parents especially focus saving all their lives for their daughter's wedding rather than investing in her dreams and saving for her social growth"

[gayatrimusmade]

In India more importantance are given to marriage than education for girls

[divinechild]

As more people are awakening to the reality of women empowerment I think this going to Change the world for better

[sabitasukla]

She is the proof that " you just take your first baby step, people are there you walk with you till eternity" 🙏 भारत माता की जय

[vaishnavi]

She helped me to know what am I here for.🇮🇳🇮🇳

[rainyjain-kr]

I hope every person pay that much attention to these things ❤️ it not about women it's about humanitarianism

[yahalife]

"Justice is about making sure that being polite is not the same thing as being quiet. In fact, often times, the most righteous thing you can do is shake the table."Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

[gopikag]

I became a big fan of her and really loved and inspired by her speech...her every words are true ....I will support her in this...😊😊thank u ma'am for this great speech...we are living in 21st century but india is still in 70s and 80s believing superstitions...what we can do is to raise voice against such superstitions...anyways liked her speech and inspired...thank u🙏🙏 education and job is really a right for a women...that's it...

[akanshagautam]

I m 100 %agree . She said true about our india soceity

[mohammadobaidullah]

I know a girl named Naziya whose life is similar to Nandini

[gauravupadhyay]

The thing that is most disturbing is that, dowry system is so much integrated to our society that no one can guarantee that if the parents raise their daughter spending all and not keep anything for dowry...then the future groom will not take dowry. So the irony is, if daughter is successful she will marry someone compared to her standard, a natural decision, but then the parents wont be able to sustain the higher dowry demand of the

[lakshmimathsacademy]

I agree with your thoughts. But now it's changed lot. You couldn't find a Nandini now.i am seeing many madhavi .Even in rural also women are doing work and stand on their own earnings.

[PadurangBandare]

Agar khudko bhook Lage to khudko hi Khana Khana padta hai vaise hi ek ladki ko Agar ladko jesi equality chahiye to usse khudko strong banana padega

[rashmimajhi]

Wow. Best described. Thank you for this

[SahilKumar-jwou]

Nice elaboration mam about the women's empowerment in India in today's time

[sanguinewecarewelfaresocie]

Its good to see someone is taking step for women

[banothuprajwalitha]

Thank madam for explaining about women empowerment

[aishwaryashringari]

Thanks a lot for addressing this issue.

[leodarklight]

In urban India, a girl and a boy get almost same opportunities nowadays. Sure there can be better opportunities for both genders.

[memories]

I would say every men should consider about women empowerment. 33% or 50% will be discussed and applied once both are mutually agreed.

Both genders should treat others wisely. World will survive only both the poles are mutually inclusive.

I hope things will change in coming days...

Dreams are often require tough stand, otherwise it will just stay as a dream though !!