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Table No. 1.2: Educational status of Women (Above the age of 18 years) in study area 6. Awareness of Tea Garden Women about their rights knowledge, superstition available in the society fuel these process of negligence towards the rights of women for which they are not even interested to protect their rights with the help of judiciary too basically those who live in rural or backward areas. To analyse this concept a field study was carried out in Four Lines (Parts of Tea Estate marked as line) of Negheriting Tea Estate of Golaghat District. Out of 120 households, 200 women respondents are selected on the basis of simple random sample methods. The Table 1.2 highlights the educational status of the women of the study area. It reveals that without analysis village by village and class by class 95 percent of women respondents (29.5 percent, 37.5 percent, 18.0 percent, 10.5 percent are

Table 1 No. 1.2: Educational status of Women (Above the age of 18 years) in study area 6. Awareness of Tea Garden Women about their rights knowledge, superstition available in the society fuel these process of negligence towards the rights of women for which they are not even interested to protect their rights with the help of judiciary too basically those who live in rural or backward areas. To analyse this concept a field study was carried out in Four Lines (Parts of Tea Estate marked as line) of Negheriting Tea Estate of Golaghat District. Out of 120 households, 200 women respondents are selected on the basis of simple random sample methods. The Table 1.2 highlights the educational status of the women of the study area. It reveals that without analysis village by village and class by class 95 percent of women respondents (29.5 percent, 37.5 percent, 18.0 percent, 10.5 percent are

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7. Women and Superstition Among of this the nature of superstition available in the society and their attitudes towards it has been tested on the Rights are some preconditions, facilities and opportunities which are essential for each and every man for their sustenance. Women rights are also some such type facilities, opportunities and preconditions essential for their development as a part of the society. It is significant because, women are treated as vulnerable from socio-economic, cultural and political point of view. Women rights become prominent not only in regional or national but also in global level too. “Human rights of the girl child are an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of universal human rights” (Article 18 of the Vienna Declaration and Programme Action). To maintain the equality of man and women it is also recognised by the Internationa Organisation that women are equal in political, civil, economic, social and cultural life, at the national, regional and international levels. Besides, eradication of all forms o discrimination of grounds of gender is priority objectives of the international community. The core issues relating to the women rights can be remarked from the real basis o democracy that is maintenance of equality, enhancement o liberty and establishment of proper justice. India, one of the largest democratic countries of the world is also statutorily based on these principles but fails to achieve these goals. Women are still vulnerable and they are facing lots of problems. Unawareness and ignorance can be regarded as two vital factors for its. Poverty, lack of education or
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