Telangana Introduces Compulsory Gender Education - A First in India

Setting an example for the rest of India, Telangana has emerged as the pioneer in introducing mandatory gender education at the undergraduate level. A Closer Look at the Book

• Initially introduced in engineering colleges for a trial run, the book provides a holistic view of gender issues, going beyond just addressing crimes against women.
• The book features a wide range of topics, from highlighting the contributions of overlooked female authors of Telangana to addressing issues like gender bias in sex selection and the role of women in politics and economics.
• Not shying away from complex topics, the book delves into areas like women-centric history and the dynamics of male-female relationships.
• The book explores various facets of women’s movements globally, providing students with exposure to the political movements of Afro-American, Caribbean, African, Dalit, and minority women.
• The book also critically analyses the perpetuation of gender stereotypes through various mediums, including imagery of male and female hairstyles, clothing choices, and discussions on popular culture references.