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This study seeks to study the social status of women in India from ancient times to the present day. It mainly studies the social status of women in each era. The findings of this study show that in every age, the status of women has always been secondary to that of men and in patriarchal societies. At the same time, the social, economic, educational, marital, cultural and religious status of women in our society is inferior to that of men. Even today, in the 21st century Indian patriarchal society, women do not have the same status as men. The findings of this study attempt to analyze the social status of women in all areas of a patriarchal society. In Indian society, the role of women is secondary in all aspects of society, such as family, religion, law and media. Everything like reproduction, labor force, sexuality, means of production are under the control of culture. This is why in all these cases woman is left behind in the social position as a man. Considering the social relations between men and women at different levels of social life, it is seen that women do not get equal status with men in all aspects of social life like family, religion, caste and culture. She thinks of men as slaves, possessions, and possessions. In social life, women have been deprived of political, religious, cultural and family rights. "Chool and Mool","Muki Bichari- Kunihi Haka" is the attitude towards women which is found to be sexually motivated.

The main reason for calling democracy a way of life is that it is based on the human principles of freedom, equality, brotherhood, cooperation, sacrifice and coexistence. Democracy in the true sense is a system of value. Giving every person the full opportunity to develop his personality, as well as every person in the society is just as important as all other people in the society. Democracy is based on such a broad value. If we consider the democratic state in such a broad sense and not just the form of government, it becomes clear that the democratic theory is based on certain basic principles. Considering the basic principles, these include the rights of the individual, equality, freedom, sovereignty of the people, rule of the majority, belief in peace, creation and control of democratic institutions for policy making, etc. The idea of human rights is basically about emancipation and human freedom. Human rights have been considered in Indian society since ancient times. The social message given by Lord Mahavira and the Buddha, "Live and let live", guides the global human rights ideology. That is why the concept of human rights has been clearly enshrined in the Indian Constitution considering the fundamental rights of the common man. Even though India has been independent for more than seventy years, there are huge disparities at the socio-political and economic levels. Today, public policy and decision-making is dominated by the capitalist class, the landlords, the upper bureaucrats, the upper castes and mainly men. This ruling class has an influence on the political and social system. this class, which controls the affairs of the state, is at the center of the whole social system. Therefore, there is a huge number of marginalized groups in the country who are deprived of power, supremacy, justice, decision making and social, economic and political system, Agricultural laborers and the poor. Such groups are weakened socially, economically, educationally due to lack of education and employment opportunities. ...