Gender discrimination in india

Can we have future generations who will be employed without women? It is therefore, necessary that equal education and employment rights should be extended to both males and females. In India, women are being paid low wages and their labor participation limited as compared to men (Barcellos et al. I. Labor participation for women is limited II. There are huge wage disparities between men and women (Das, 2013) III. Male children are breastfed longer than females (Barcellos et al. III. The number of underage marriage for female children in India is very high (Desai and Andrist, 2010) IV. The bride is required to pay bride price to the bridegroom. Paragraph Three There is need to come up with policies and ways that can be used to solve the issue of gender discrimination in India.