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    Violence against women: International Perspective
    (Book Rivers, 2023) Huma Khan
    to In recent decades, all forms of violence against women have become increasingly recognized. It is also regarded as a serious problem, both nationally and internationally, that needs be addressed immediately. Around the world, archaic attitudes towards women are fueling violence, which is ignored or tolerated as it occurs within the family and between close relatives. Many countries have laws against violence against women, most commonly domestic violence. For example, the Indian Penal Code lists penalties for crimes against women. Some countries have specific laws on domestic violence, while others are enacting new or amending existing laws to include crimes against women. But these laws and regulations alone are often not enough to end the world's problem of violence.
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    Education and various issues of women for future learning according to Swami Vivekananda
    (Book Rivers, HN 22 ,Kanchan Nagar ,Kalyanpur, Lucknow, UP, 2025) Smita Srivastava, Ragini Rai
    Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902), a great philosopher, thinker and reformer of India, defines education as the manifestation of perfection already in men. To Vivekananda, education was not only a collection of information, but something more meaningful; he felt education should be man-making, life giving and character-building. He states emphatically that if society is to be reformed, education has to reach everyone-high and low, because individuals are the constituents of society. He was also emphatic that women must be educated, for he believed that it is the women who mould the next generation, and hence, the destiny of the country. The weakest link of the chain is regarded as the strength of a chain. Similarly, nowadays women are considered as the weakest part of society. Thus for the development of society, empowerment of women is necessary, otherwise it's easier to break down the weakest part. The only possible way for strengthening society is to develop women in all fields.