NATIONAL SEMINAR
ON
HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN : INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
(Sponsored by U.G.C. New Delhi)
05-06 March 2011
Organised by Savitri Bai Fule Govt. Post Graduate College
CHAKIA - CHANDAULI-232103 (U.P.) INDIA
Address for Correspondence:
Dr.Madhavi Shukla
Organizing Secretary
email : madhvishukla74@gmail.com
Phone : 91+5413-222653, Cell. : 91+9453790587
Woman, the very creation of God that makes living beautiful and has been placed on the supreme post in the strength, is often at the receiving end of trauma. This does not happen in only rural areas but they are found in sky rises and posh suits too. Rape cases, domestic violence are increasing day by day. It has been really very difficult for them to define their rights because the changing society has its own system.
Universal human rights declarations are basic rights and freedoms to which all human being are entitled. Article 1 of the United Nation's universal declaration of human rights declare –
“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirits of brother hood".
One of the most enduring clichés about India is that, is a country of contradictions; like all clichés this one too, has a gain of truth in it. At the heart of the contradiction stand Indian women: for it is true to say that they are among the most oppressed in the world and it is equally true to say that they are among the most liberated, the most articulate and perhaps even the most free. Can these two realities be simultaneously true?
During 18 years India had a woman Prime Minister when, the country saw increasing incidents and violence against women on the other hand women got protection for their rights.
Women’s reservations, unified civil court, protection against insecurities are basic problems the Indian women are facing today. Indian values bind their feet. How can a good understanding are made about the rights of women. They are very important and they deserve all the rights that can be given to anyone.
The independence brought many promises and dreams for women in Indin- the dream of an egalitarian, just democratic society in which both men and women would have a voice. The reality when it began to sink in, was how ever somewhat different. For all that had happened, that despite some improvements in the status of women patriarchy had simply taken on new and different form (Urvashi Butalia).
Human Rights commission and National women’s rights commission are established in country to protect the rights for women, but yet they have not served up to the mark they would be. Vishakha, Aarushi or Ruchika are some of the latest examples.
In this context two days national seminar has its direction to destination. It will help us to discuss the real position of the rights of women. Papers are invited from rural and remote rural areas, which will help to understand the real situation of human rights in Indian women’s because we are in dilemma. In this light these sub points will be discussed in different sessions.
Theme & Detail of session –
Day I
Inaugural of sessions
Ist Technical session :
Women’s Human Rights in the light of Dharmashastras
IInd Session technical session :
Social, legal and political aspects of women's Human Rights.
Day II
Technical session – 3
Women’s rights to existence
(Problem of Female foeticide)
Technical session – 4
A. Miscelaneous Women’s human rights and duties of Media.
Valedictory
Resource Persons
Following scholars will be requested to contribute a paper on any themes mentioned in the preamble they are as follows :-
1. Smt. Abha Agnihotri; (Chair Person) State commission of women (U.P.).
2. Shubha Rao – Director Center for women’s study; B.H.U. Varanasi.
3. Prof. Om Priya Srivastava– Reader, Ex. Head Deptt. Of Pol. Science, MGKVP. Varanasi.
4. Dr. Hemlata Mishra – Reader, Ram Nagar Govt. P.G. College, Nainital, Utarakhand.
5. Prof. Rajendra Mishra – Ex. V.C., S.S.V.V. Varanasi. Now a days Shimla.
6. Dr. Meenakshi Pandey – Co-ordinater - Womens Wing coordinator, Govt. College, Revari, Haryana.
7. Prof. Anju Saran Upadhyay, Deptt. Of Pol. Science, B.H.U. Varanasi.
8. Prof. Manju Kumar, Deptt. Of Pol. Science, B.H.U., Varanasi.
9. Prof. Alok Pant – Deptt. Of Pol. Science, Allahabad University, Allahabad.
10. Mrs. Geetu Joshi – Dy. Secretary; Govt. of India; New Delhi.
11. Dr. K.K. Panda – Former Registrar, University of Delhi and Ex. – Director, Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies, New Delhi.
12. Dr. V.S. Sahay – Head of the Department, Dept. of Anthropology. Allahabad University.
13. Dr. Sharad Kumar – Reader, Dept. of sociology, Lucknow University.
14. Dr. P.K. Singh – Reader, Dept. of Anthropology, Ranchi University.
Expected Outcome :
This seminar will most probably be fruitful to understand the problems of women, their rights and abilities though the Seminar is getting place in a very remote area. All the participants are expected to give their own view and it is ever understood that experienced solutions have ever been better for the society. It will prone its significance for students as well as for scholars.
Feminist movement is taking place not only in India but world wide. The rights of women are the rights of weaker section because doing their duties their work has never been recognized. So the right of women has just been the right of human kind. India is facing the different kind of social problems like terrorism. Female foelicida domestic violence etc. The problems concerned with women need the steps taken by scholars as well as by the society.
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We expect participation of eminent scholars from different part of the country. As you are a renowned scholar of this field, we will be immensely grateful to you, if you would present a paper on any of the tentative topic based on the theme mentioned below:
Session Ist :
Women’s Human Rights in the light of Dharmashastras
Session IInd :
Session IIIrd :
Women’s rights to existence (Problem of Female foeticide)
Session IVth :
Women’s human rights and duties of Media
The two-days National Seminar will begin with inaugural session (Preceded by Registration). The inaugural session will be followed by a special lecture by emment speaker. After the lunch there will be two techinical session on the aformentioned themes.
The Valedictory session will be organised on the next day i.e. 6th march in which the report of the seminar will be presented and recommendation will be finalized. At the end, a declaration on the main theme will be made.
Call for Papers
We feel privileged to invite you to actively participate in the seminar and contribute research papers / case studies on any of the above sub-themes of the seminar.
The paper may be written in Hindi or English. In Hindi the paper should be in 'dev kurti 10', 14 pt. font size and in English it should be in 'Times New Roman', 12 pt. font size. The paper should be in MS World (doc), singlespaced with 1" marginas on all sides and on A-4 size paper. The paper should not exceed 10 pages in length along with the abstract (in approx. 150 words).
Paper Submission
Research paper must be submitted online (by e-mail) to madhvishukla74@gmail.com or in hard copy as well in CD to the Convener / Organizing Secretary on or before Feb. 27, 2011.
Registration Fee
Please sbumit full Registration Fee along with the Registraction Form and Research paper. Registraction Fee per person is payable at Allahabad by DD in favour of "The Principal, Savitri Bai Fule Govt. Post Graduate College'' as under.
Academician Rs. 500.00
Research Scholar Rs. 250.00
Students Rs. 100.00
In case papers are in joint names, all the authors are requested to register individually.
The proceedings of the seminar would be published in the book form with ISBN.
Note
Kindly confirm your presence through email or mobile in accordance to avoid inconvenience in hospitality.
Seminar Orgatising Committee
Patron :
Dr. Ramanand Prasad D.E.
Chairman/Principal :
Dr. Mahendra Ram
Convener :
Dr. Madhvi Shukla.
Managing Secretary :
Dr. Maya Ram Shukla
Dr. Sangita Sinha
Dr. Sunita Jaiswal
Managing Co-Secretary :
Dr. Kaushal Kumar Srivastava
Dr. Sarvan Kumar Yadav
Dr. Shamsher Bahadur Singh
Mr. Anil Kumar Singh
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NATIONAL SEMINAR
ON
HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN : INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
(Sponsored by U.G.C. New Delhi)
05-06 March 2011
Savitri Bai Fule Govt. Post Graduate College
CHAKIA - CHANDAULI-232103 (U.P.) INDIA
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