Book Description

The present volume consists of nine chapters, which could be divided into numerous parts on the basis of their thematic orientations. The aspects deal with sociological of class, community, and women. Women and community aspects are covered from different dimensions of the migration and relate with community-based also, either it takes empirical cognizance of the Indian living in different parts of the world. The concept of empowerment of women is lacking among different communities, because rural people are usually socially, economically, and politically underdeveloped. They are only culturally stabilized and focused on the status of women in the Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory of India, particularly. Women in Jammu and Kashmir are secluded behind the four walls of the home and survive without the important necessities of life such as proper food for sustenance, shelter, water, health, and educational facilities. The main reasons behind the absence of empowerment among women in Jammu and Kashmir are lack of awareness of all kinds and especially regarding the schemes inaugurated for them by central and state governments, lack of control over economic resources, and their itinerant lifestyle. Further, the major aspect to cover in this volume is mainly focused analysis of the three regions; Punjabis, Kashmir, and Haryanvi. To briey introduce various contributions in this volume, both of we editors of this book are grateful to all other colleagues in our book, Shiwani Kumari, and Doctorate Research Scholar department of Political Indu Krothwal for their positive help and hold-up. We should also acknowledge the support of Dr. Sukanya Das, 'Assistant Professordepartment of sociology at Lovely Professional University, Punjab', for her support and pushing positivity.