Women’s participation: Mother power hails in every field, new dimension in organized sector

Mother power has won in the organized sector for the first time in the country. There has been an unprecedented increase in the percentage of women getting jobs in this field or say getting jobs. EPFO never releases such figures, but according to reports from institutions like CMIE, 25.3 per cent of the new EPFO ​​members in the last four months are women.

Most of them are also those who have got a job for the first time. That is, their age is between 21 to 25 years. If we go into its detail, it is known that in the manufacturing sector, maximum sixty percent of the people who got jobs in the last four months are women.

According to the report, a total of 13.96 lakh new members joined EPFO ​​in the month of February. Of these, 7.38 lakh are those who got jobs for the first time. The number of women who became EPFO ​​members this month is 2.27 lakh. Among them, there are about two lakh such women who got jobs for the first time.

The conclusion emerges that the equality of men and women is being proved in the new generation. The talk of chulha-chowka is now becoming a thing of the past. In any country, when men and women start working equally, then the wheel of development starts running faster. These statistics are being said to be encouraging because the total percentage of women working in the organized sector was only eight till now.

In the unorganized sector, this percentage is 35 to 37 percent. Though it may take some time for the total percentage of women participation in the organized sector to increase, but the rapid increase in the share of women in new recruits is a good sign. There is openness in the country. Whether employed or not, women’s education is being considered as important as that of men.

This does not mean that women who are housewives are inferior to working women in any way. They are working harder than working women or men even while staying at home. Giving energy to the family. Paving the way for giving education to daughters and becoming a partner in taking this country forward in one way or the other.

Well, there were some traditions in the older generations, which prevented women from leaving the house to some extent. His education was confined to the stove-fours, but now it is not like that. Mothers themselves are coming forward and paying more attention to the education and initiation of daughters. As a result of this, the statistics of the organized sector are seen hoisting the flag of women’s participation.

It is said that education of men can save a family, but education of women can save many generations. Now the era is coming when women’s education is being considered most important.