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REVIEW OF LITERATURE SOCIAL WELFARE Introduction Various socio-economic indices such as representation in workforce, type of work in which women are engaged, literacy, health, mortality, dependency upon agriculture for employment, etc. revealed that woman and children are the most disadvantaged category of population in terms of income and family circumstances requiring support and guidance. United Nations Commission on Status of Women says: "Women who constitute half of the world's population by virtue of an accident of birth, perform two thirds of world's work, receive one tenth of its income and own less than one hundredth of its property. In India, while they produce 50 percent of the food commodities consumed by the country, they earn only 10 percent of the income and own 10 percent of the property of wealth of the country. Merely providing certain rights and protection from social inequalities in status books does not solve the issue of their socio-economic status. Measures to improve the status of women and their quality of life must be wedded to various economic development programmes". The Constitution guarantees formal equality and radical social reforms, forbidding child marriage (below the age of 18 for a girl), legalizing remarriage of widows and providing equal share to women in the joint family property under the Inheritance Act which introduced important innovations in the Indian social structure affecting women's status and role. But the mere enactment of laws does not change attitudes, and ironically, these advances in social legislation have engendered in some measure an attitude of complacency whilst the views of society towards the position of women have not changed much over the years. 6,21,10,839 -6 Yrs))

6le Literacy (%) 82.3 Decadal Growth Rate (%) 11.19 Demographic Profile - 2001- Tamil Nadu Population 6,21,10,839 Area in Sq Kms 1,30,058 Density 478 Sex Ratio 986 Juvenile Sex Ratio 939 (0-6 Years) Total Literacy (%) 73.55 Male Literacy (%) 82.3 Female Literacy (%) 64.6

Decadal Growth rate (%) 11.19

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