SOCIAL STATUS

SOCIAL STATUS OF NEPAL 

NEPALESE FAMILY

Many conservative religious dogmas confine the certain boundary in their lives. Most of the women are illiterate. Those who are support to be educated also can't overcome the religious problems. 

DURING THE RANA'S IN NEPAL

As a result they are not left free to use their conscience for leaving their houses, accompany with suitable partner. Uplifting the social and economic status. The national conflict has also been one of the major causes to display so many people. Even in this case women are mostly affected. They have to look after the family in absence of their male members. Women are accepted as second grade citizen. They are humiliated themselves to participate in socio-economic activities. Women have more biological responsibility to bear child and care them. It loses their physical strength and personality. In addition to 'this biological responsibility they have to involve at the household works. They are not so free to handle any sort of risky jobs by being far away form their location. It draws them back to develop their career and uplifting the socio-economic status.

NEPALESE CHILD IN UNDEVELOPED VLLAGE

Houses are the primary unit of society. If they are not handled effectively, we can't expect ideal society at all. Women as housewives handle their houses efficiently and play important roles to structure a better society. When families (houses) are well disciplined they can make their environment for better earning.

NEPALESE CHILD

Expanding women's opportunities, especially in ways that enhance their productively and earning potential will raise women's own living standards and contribute to better economic performances, alleviation of poverty and improved family welfare. 

BABA, IN TEMPLE

Women are ignored in Asia and African countries. A large numbers of women in South Asian countries are affected by social evils, conservative tradition culture. In these countries the birth of a son is celebrated with a great joy but a girl brings a great