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International Journal of Art and Humanity Science (iJAHS); Vol. 1(XX), xxxx, 74-78
Urban Nightscape and Issues of Gender in Call Centre Industry in India2014 •
Women in India were always accepted in conventional profiles of nurses, teachers, secretaries or clerks. But today, against this phenomenon a large number of women are joining call centres. In a transnational call centre, work during day time is very rare and typically starts in late evening hours. This comes into contrast with traditional gender roles of women as mother, wife or care taker within the family. Indian society, with all its diversities, remains traditional patriarchal system. As women enter the global labor pool, particularly its nightscape, they experience negative gender based reactions like “what these women are doing in the night?” or “why are they out of their places for so late?” which are generally given to prostitutes or bar dancers. These kinds of reactions or comments provide a context for thinking about women’s access to night shift employment opportunities. Against this background I have made an attempt to study and analyse how does their family relate themselves to their work? How they negotiate their gendered identity and whether call centre industry in context of night shift employment is better suited for women professionals? Thus, it would be useful to look into the new image of women in India “breaking of stereotypes” and working in non-traditional sector of employment.
Journal of Geographical Studies
Beyond the Brothels: A Qualitative Study of the Destitute Female Sex Workers of Central Delhi Red Light Area2017 •
The term ‘sex workers’ refers to those involved in prostitution. This particular term is preferred as it does not have the derogatory, sexist connotation that the term ‘prostitute’ has. Belonging to a highly stigmatized profession with no financial and familial support forthcoming, the latter years of the lives of destitute female sex workers are spent in abject misery and poverty. Effort has been made to study the socio economic status and the ways adopted by these women, post active prostitution period, to support themselves and their families. This paper is based on the field study conducted in central Delhi red light area during August-September, 2016. Direct interviews with the respondents using questionnaires as well as participant observation techniques were used to collect the data. The study indicate that destitute female sex workers, once out of active prostitution, start working as domestic helpers, work with local voluntary organizations, or as helpers in brothels. The i...
Social History Volume 34, Issue 4, 2009
Governing prostitution in colonial Delhi: from cantonment regulations to international hygiene (1864–1939)2009 •
This paper explores the social and governmental geographies of colonial Delhi, India. It seeks contrasts and comparisons between two periods in the city’s history. The first period is delimited by the “Mutiny” of 1857 and the transfer of the capital of British India to the city in 1911. The second period ends in 1947 with Indian independence and marks Delhi’s time as part of the capital region. The focus of study across these periods is the way in which governmental rationalities were devised to deal with the biopolitical problem of the prostitute. The first period saw a focus on disciplining prostitutes and registering brothels so as to protect the military from venereal disease. The second period saw an increasing focus on the health risks that prostitutes posed to the broader population, and the emergence of extra-governmental agencies that sought to implement programmes of social and moral hygiene in Delhi. Across both periods, Delhi was shaped by national and international forces, both within and without government, yet the social geographies of the city bequeathed legacies of the nineteenth century to the interwar era that international hygienists had to negotiate.
T h eC o u r t e s a n so f L u c k n o w F r o m t h e1 8 t h c e n t u r yo n wa r d s, L u c k n o w wa sf a mo u s c e n t r eo fi n t e g r a t e dc u l t u r e. A c c o r d i n gt oA b d u l Ha l i m S h a r a r a n n o v e l i s t a n d h i s t o r i a n o f L u c k n o w, c o u r t e s a n s a n d c o n c u b i n e sp l a y e dap r o mi n e n tr o l ei na n c i e n ta n dme d i e v a l k i n g d o ms .C o u r t e s a n s ,i nI n d i a nc o n t e x t ,c a nb ed e f i n e da s wo me n wh o a r e p a i d t o d a n c e i n r o y a lc o u r t s f o r t h e e n t e r t a i n me n t o f r o y a l t y. T h e s e wo me n we r e f i n a n c i a l l y i n d e p e n d e n t , a n dt h e r ewe r ema n ywh oh a dh i g hs t a t u swi t h i n s o c i e t yd u et ot h e i r b e a u t ya n dt a l e n t s. T a wa i f s we r e l a r g e l y a No r t h I n d i a n i n s t i t u t i o n c e n t r a lt o Mu g h a lc o u r tc u l t u r e f r o m t h e 1 6 t h c e n t u r y o n wa r d s a n d b e c a mee v e nmo r ep r o mi n e n twi t ht h ewe a k e n i n go fMu g h a l r u l ei nt h emi d-1 8 t hc e n t u r y. T h ep a t r o n a g eo f t h eMu g h a l c o u r t b e f o r ea n da f t e r t h eMu g h a l D y n a s t yi nt h eD o a br e g i o na n dt h e a r t i s t i ca t mo s p h e r eo f 1 6 t hc e n t u r yL u c k n o wma d ea r t s-r e l a t e d c a r e e r sav i a b l ep r o s p e c t. Ma n yg i r l swe r et a k e na t ay o u n ga g e a n d t r a i n e d i n b o t h p e r f o r mi n g a r t s (s u c h a s K a t h a k a n d Hi n d u s t a n ic l a s s i c a lmu s i c)a swe l la sl i t e r a t u r e(g h a z a l)t o h i g hs t a n d a r d s .C o u r t e s a n swe r ee x p e r ti nc l a s s i c a lf o r m o f v o c a lmu s i ca n dd a n c eb u td i l u t e dt h ed h r u p a da n dk h a y a l. Mo r e p l e a s i n g t u n e s l i k e b h a i r v i ,t h u mr ia n d d a d r a we r e i n v e n t e d , b e i n gl i g h t c l a s s i c a l , t h e ywe r ee a s i l ya p p r e c i a t e db y c o mmo n ma n .O n c e t h e y h a d ma t u r e d a n d p o s s e s s e d a s u f f i c i e n tc o mma n do v e rd a n c i n ga n ds i n g i n g , t h e yb e c a mea t a wa i f , h i g h-c l a s sc o u r t e s a n swh os e r v e dt h er i c ha n dn o b l e. T h et a wa i f ' si n t r o d u c t i o ni n t oh e r p r o f e s s i o nwa sma r k e db ya c e l e b r a t i o n ,t h e s o-c a l l e d mi s s īc e r e mo n y ,t h a tc u s t o ma r i l y
The nightlife provides a place where people from different backgrounds or co-ethnic communities can interact or even be around with different people to build a sense of satisfaction to allow people to spend quality time with their friends and relatives. The concept of nightlife recreation is not new in Indian society; however, the pattern of usability of nightlife culture is transforming with respect to the current situation where the majority of the activities are influenced by the Western world. In this study, the authors discussed the current status of nightlife on the heritage street of Hazratganj, which had gone through a complete makeover in the year 2010 on the occasion of completing 200 years of its establishment. And in extension to that, the authors tried to find public opinion through a survey questionnaire to understand the gaps causing restrictions to accept the nightlife culture.
Wagadu a Journal of Transnational Women S and Gender Studies
Review of the Dancing Girls of Lahore: Selling Love and Saving Dreams in Pakistan's Ancient Pleasure District2010 •
Pinnacle Learning
Delhi : Purani Dastaan2013 •
Reading any city as text is a challenge. we have tried to delve into some of the most striking aspects of Delhi. Some of us studied old Delhi and its historical significance. We documented how certain traditional practices and customs still resonate within the bylanes of Old Delhi, making it a rich depository of history, while simultaneously connecting it with the new metropolis. others from our team studied the effects of partition. They came across several striking revelations about the hardships of refugees who influence the city socially, culturally, economically, and politically. From the perspective of viewing Delhi as a melting pot, some of us did our research on migrants and how they have come to define and contribute to the culture of the city. The independent music industry and its presence in the city, which is a part of the new idea of entertainment, drew the attention of some of our team. We explored the various music festivals to document the shift from the pre-existing music industry which was predominantly Bollywood music, to a new, independent music scene. Cinema was yet another aspect of the cultural life of the city that we examined. Our research focused on how cinema halls in Delhi encode the changing trends, which eventually led to the emergence of a new kind of cinema with the coming multiplexes. Two events: the Asian games of 1982, and the Commonwealth games of 2010, which radically altered the design and plan of Delhi and transformed it into a world-class city were explored by some students, keeping in mind the original architectural plan of the city.
International Journal Advance Research Ideas and Innovations in Technology (IJARIIT)
Ancient practices and the modern trade: A case study of eight prostitutes in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India2018 •
Understanding humans across the globe seem to be simple on the surface level, however, it is quite difficult to understand the complexity of human nature every one exhibit. This depends on the person himself and the person with/ to whom he is communicating, situation, gender, feelings, place of exposure, lifestyle & culture, social exposure, the family upbringing which altogether makes a person think and react at that particular moment, resulting in action. However, inclined sexual instincts among both the genders get them connected through one or the other ways with mutual benefits, which is popularly known as an illicit or extramarital affair. While there is also a large section of women who irrespective of their sexual inclination serve people with their physical needs for mutually agreed money; has been a trade for survival to many of them. While these kinds of relationships between the two genders are not those emerged in the recent centuries, they have references of previous ages survived on the earth. India, since then has witnessed the social culture of an illicit affair between the two genders in various forms such as devadasi, extramarital affair with one or many, which later turned to prostitution. Though the prostitution and devadasi system in modern India is constitutionally banned, the devadasi tradition persists to be in the remote rural areas while prostitution has mushroomed across the country irrespective of their geographies. With a lot more of scholarly articles available, this study attempts to present few cases of women who were interviewed with an effort to understand the lifestyle, earnings, social background, reason to be in prostitution, the treatment and respect they receive and the challenges they encounter every day.
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The prehistoric origins of the domestic horse and horseback riding2011 •
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Experimental investigation of the effects of adhesive defects on the single lap joint strength2017 •
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The functional EGF+61 polymorphism and nonsyndromic oral clefts susceptibility in a Brazilian population2015 •