Papers by Sheetal Kamble
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
This article develops a Dalit feminist paradigm for social justice that includes elements of cast... more This article develops a Dalit feminist paradigm for social justice that includes elements of caste-based violence. Given the historical and interdisciplinary feminist analysis of what kind of feminist solidarity is currently possible, I take caste-based violence as a social problem, arguing that it is possible to act on the principle of social justice. I contend that the time has come for a new progressive feminist solidarity paradigm of social justice. I outline the anti-caste and feminist movements of Indians, which are far from discussing Dalit women in the village. The anti-caste movement is based on Dalit identity and Ambedkar’s ideology that fights for the rights of Dalits in India. While feminists talk about human rights and equality, none of these approaches work in a village plagued by caste-based violence. So, caste and gender issues and violence need to shed light on Dalit feminist politics around social justice.
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International Journal of Advanced Research
The dropout rate of Dalit students s in Maharashtrastate, especially girls, is steadily increasin... more The dropout rate of Dalit students s in Maharashtrastate, especially girls, is steadily increasing. Therefore, it is important to understand the caste and gender relationship in the education system in India. On that basis, I introduce the pedagogy of that caste and gender as a method of teaching in the classroom. As a Dalit feminist,I am looking at the Dalit student perceptions regarding classrooms in rural India.The roots of this discourse are found in Paulo Freres explanation of the method of teaching Pedagogy of the Oppressed. The research presented is the result of experiences dealing with such contradictions and the development of a discussion of the caste and gender pedagogy of conflicting oppressive practices in the classroom. The first section of the researchpaper discusses pedagogy and the concept of Caste conflict and gender inequality in a rural school. In the second section, the perception of Dalit students about the Indian education system and its outline, the discours...
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This article develops a Dalit feminist paradigm for social justice that includes elements of cast... more This article develops a Dalit feminist paradigm for social justice that includes elements of caste-based violence. Given the historical and interdisciplinary feminist analysis of what kind of feminist solidarity is currently possible, I take caste-based violence as a social problem, arguing that it is possible to act on the principle of social justice. I contend that the time has come for a new progressive feminist solidarity paradigm of social justice. I outline the anti-caste and feminist movements of Indians, which are far from discussing Dalit women in the village. The anti-caste movement is based on Dalit identity and Ambedkar's ideology that fights for the rights of Dalits in India. While feminists talk about human rights and equality, none of these approaches work in a village plagued by caste-based violence. So, caste and gender issues andviolence need to shed light on Dalit feminist politics around social justice.
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Mahila Partishta , 2019
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Empowerment of women is closely associates to the process of braking the social, ec... more Abstract
Empowerment of women is closely associates to the process of braking the social, economical and political barriers which force women to accept unequal position vis-a-vis men. Empowerment process entails the development of new consciousness to critically reflect on women's status and experience in society.
Ambedkar fought the social battle to acquire course and justice for downtrodden dis-empowered women in society. Once while addressing a mass meeting of Depress Class Dr. Ambedkar emphasized the need of the development of the mind and cultivating sprite of self help. He said that education was essential for development of women as it was for men. According to Dr. Ambedkar Caste the is main source of women subordination of women as per which men are superior and have the power to suppress women. Dr. Ambedkar major contribution are based on the constitutional principle of equality , liberty , fraternity that ultimately lead to strong a Hindu Code Bill. He also ensured the dignified status of women.
In the process of women empowerment Ambedkar addressed the issue of caste, class, gender in contemporary ,social , economic, and political set up which represent the value of women.
Key wards: Empowerment , Caste, Education and Hindu code Bill
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This paper is based on the experience of Dalit women in the process of empowerment. Dalit women a... more This paper is based on the experience of Dalit women in the process of empowerment. Dalit women are socially, economically, and politically disadvantaged in Indian society. Caste is a significant factor which determines the process of empowerment. This paper explores areas of development of Dalit women who are discriminated and exploited due to caste, class and gender. It examines the theories of empowerment and the challenges of Dalit women, and critically examines caste and gender relations in the context of powerlessness, poverty, social isolation, abuse, lack of access to resources and participation.
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Talks by Sheetal Kamble
Sheetal Dinkar Asha Kamble, 2019
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Sheetal Dinkar Asha Kamble , 2019
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Sheetal Dinkar Asha Kamble , 2020
This chapter contributes to the caste-based violence on Dalit women in rural Maharashtra. Caste-b... more This chapter contributes to the caste-based violence on Dalit women in rural Maharashtra. Caste-based violence is understood as caste and gender relationship which are affecting day to day life of Dalit women. The phenomenon of caste-based violence is culturally and religiously defined, structured and normalized in society. The well-documented Atrocities of Maharashtra are the evidence of the Caste-based violence. However, their existence and internal dynamics in Indian democracy are not yet explored and explained. Indian democracy safeguarding the rights of all Dalit and marginalized sections of the society. 'Prevention of Atrocities Act' plays a powerful tool to fight against caste-based violence. But the casteist behavior of the State has distanced the democratic value of social justice. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the dynamics of caste, democracy and the Ambedkar agenda of Annihilation of caste through the narratives of Dalit women who have survived of the Caste-based violence in Rural Maharashtra.
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Thesis Chapters by Sheetal Kamble
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research, 2022
This article develops a Dalit feminist paradigm for social justice that includes elements of cast... more This article develops a Dalit feminist paradigm for social justice that includes elements of caste-based violence. Given the historical and interdisciplinary feminist analysis of what kind of feminist solidarity is currently possible, I take caste-based violence as a social problem, arguing that it is possible to act on the principle of social justice. I contend that the time has come for a new progressive feminist solidarity paradigm of social justice. I outline the anti-caste and feminist movements of Indians, which are far from discussing Dalit women in the village. The anti-caste movement is based on Dalit identity and Ambedkar's ideology that fights for the rights of Dalits in India. While feminists talk about human rights and equality, none of these approaches work in a village plagued by caste-based violence. So, caste and gender issues andviolence need to shed light on Dalit feminist politics around social justice.
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Empowerment of women is closely associates to the process of braking the social, economical and political barriers which force women to accept unequal position vis-a-vis men. Empowerment process entails the development of new consciousness to critically reflect on women's status and experience in society.
Ambedkar fought the social battle to acquire course and justice for downtrodden dis-empowered women in society. Once while addressing a mass meeting of Depress Class Dr. Ambedkar emphasized the need of the development of the mind and cultivating sprite of self help. He said that education was essential for development of women as it was for men. According to Dr. Ambedkar Caste the is main source of women subordination of women as per which men are superior and have the power to suppress women. Dr. Ambedkar major contribution are based on the constitutional principle of equality , liberty , fraternity that ultimately lead to strong a Hindu Code Bill. He also ensured the dignified status of women.
In the process of women empowerment Ambedkar addressed the issue of caste, class, gender in contemporary ,social , economic, and political set up which represent the value of women.
Key wards: Empowerment , Caste, Education and Hindu code Bill
Talks by Sheetal Kamble
Drafts by Sheetal Kamble
Books by Sheetal Kamble
Thesis Chapters by Sheetal Kamble
Empowerment of women is closely associates to the process of braking the social, economical and political barriers which force women to accept unequal position vis-a-vis men. Empowerment process entails the development of new consciousness to critically reflect on women's status and experience in society.
Ambedkar fought the social battle to acquire course and justice for downtrodden dis-empowered women in society. Once while addressing a mass meeting of Depress Class Dr. Ambedkar emphasized the need of the development of the mind and cultivating sprite of self help. He said that education was essential for development of women as it was for men. According to Dr. Ambedkar Caste the is main source of women subordination of women as per which men are superior and have the power to suppress women. Dr. Ambedkar major contribution are based on the constitutional principle of equality , liberty , fraternity that ultimately lead to strong a Hindu Code Bill. He also ensured the dignified status of women.
In the process of women empowerment Ambedkar addressed the issue of caste, class, gender in contemporary ,social , economic, and political set up which represent the value of women.
Key wards: Empowerment , Caste, Education and Hindu code Bill