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WOMEN EDUCATION

Education is the basic right for everyone, it also include women .the main reason that s common for girls to dropout education is early marriage, even the early marriage is against the law .in early customs girls are not allowed to go to school ,they are said to lookafter their house and family.

 But todays women education is entirely different from early,as the time goes the education system also changes.    

Nowadays womens have already started to working towards achieving their goal and being independent.

women education is very important for the development of a country .this also plays an important role in development of their family.

Shimna Sherin.P.T

S3 Taxation (21-24)


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