Abstract

The present study aims to investigate the attitudes of women towards women’s rights in relation to their age, locality, marital status, education, and occupation. For the study, the researchers used a descriptive survey method to collect data from 61 women from Bilaspur district, representing diverse backgrounds. A self-constructed attitude scale towards women’s right consisting of 25 items was used for data collection. The tool exhibited Cronbach’s alpha reliability coefficient of 0.70, signifying moderate reliability. Content and face validity were also ensured. The results indicated no significant differences in attitudes towards women’s rights among urban and rural women, as well as between married and unmarried women.  Women aged 35-44 exhibited notably more positive attitudes than those in the 18-24 and 25-34 age groups.  Educational qualification did not significantly affect attitudes of women towards women’s rights.  Students and homemakers exhibited more favorable attitudes toward women’s rights compared to working women, but no significant difference was observed between the attitudes of students and homemakers.