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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 20 Oct, 09:30

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World · 15 Oct

నార్త్ vs సౌత్: అమ్మాయిల స్వేచ్ఛ విషయంలో ఎవరు బెటర్..?

AI summaryA survey comparing North and South India found that women in Southern states enjoy more freedom regarding education, marriage, and employment compared to those in Northern states. The article highlights that while 80% of educated South Indian parents support their daughters working, North Indian parents often restrict educated girls from working, despite supporting their education. It also notes greater financial freedom and acceptance of divorce in the South.

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