A Case Study of Literacy Rate of Women in Rural Area: With Special Reference to Bellippady Village of Puttur Taluk

Authors

  • Lavita Lobo PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
    • Chaithra PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
      • Praveen PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College PutturPG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
        • Shallet PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
          • Shwetha PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
            • Abida PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
              • R Shwetha PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author
                • H Sandhya PG dept of Economics, Centre for PG Studies and Research, St Philomena College Puttur Author

                  Keywords:

                  Higher Education, Economic Development, Women Education, Rural Development

                  Abstract

                  Women education has become a policy priority to "Economic Development" in India. Empowering the women by giving education can ultimately result in overall economic growth. Women education in rural area is the integral part of rural development and to the extent 21" century women's stands unique from the earlier generation women's in promoting rural development. In this context present paper examines the role of women education in promoting economic development in rural area. This paper tries to explain the level of literacy rate of women, why women education in rural area is not getting more importance? What are the reasons for low literacy rate? we interacted with both educated and uneducated women of Bellipady village of Puttur Taluk, DK District. The study shows that, compared to the olden days now the status of women is improved, many are getting education and they are also supporting their children's to go for higher education.

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                  Published

                  2016-04-15

                  How to Cite

                  A Case Study of Literacy Rate of Women in Rural Area: With Special Reference to Bellippady Village of Puttur Taluk (Lavita Lobo, Chaithra, Praveen, Shallet, Shwetha, Abida, R Shwetha, & H Sandhya, Trans.). (2016). PEARL Multidisciplinary Journal, 2(1), 9-12. https://journal.spcputtur.ac.in/index.php/pearl/article/view/167

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