Family Support of Married Working Ladies in Public Sector-A Study in State Capital of Odisha

Family is playing a very signi icant role in growing the society in a positive direction.It is concerned with hovering all the basic functions of family.Today gradually the traditional society is changing by changing the roles of male and female members.The traditional stereotype that male members work outside to get income for the inancial support of the family and the female role of taking care of the household work inside the home has been changed.Both males and females are performing egalitarian sex roles.In this context, the study was conducted to ind out the family support for the ladies working outside the home.80 nos. of lady govt.Employees were interviewed with the help of an interview schedule.Frequency and percentage measures were used as statistical measure.Aspects like children education marketing, health and hygiene, attending marriage ceremony of a near and dear, good relationship with neighbour, community function, children games and sports, children cultural programme, charitable work on behalf of family and inancial help at the time of needs or need of the situation to the full extent (100%) the least support arefound to be washing clothes for the purpose.

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Agriculture Association of Textile Chemical and Critical Reviews
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.21276/aatccreview.2025.13.01.530
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Indian Economic and Social Development
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Family Support of Married Working Ladies in Public Sector-A Study in State Capital of Odisha

B. Singh, Sunando Kumar Patra, Pritishri Parhi, Banarji Behera
Agriculture Association of Textile Chemical and Critical Reviews
Indian Economic and Social Development
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Family Support of Married Working Ladies in Public Sector-A Study in State Capital of Odisha

B. Singh, Sunando Kumar Patra, Pritishri Parhi, Banarji Behera
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Family is playing a very signi icant role in growing the society in a positive direction.It is concerned with hovering all the basic functions of family.Today gradually the traditional society is changing by changing the roles of male and female members.The traditional stereotype that male members work outside to get income for the inancial support of the family and the female role of taking care of the household work inside the home has been changed.Both males and females are performing egalitarian sex roles.In this context, the study was conducted to ind out the family support for the ladies working outside the home.80 nos. of lady govt.Employees were interviewed with the help of an interview schedule.Frequency and percentage measures were used as statistical measure.Aspects like children education marketing, health and hygiene, attending marriage ceremony of a near and dear, good relationship with neighbour, community function, children games and sports, children cultural programme, charitable work on behalf of family and inancial help at the time of needs or need of the situation to the full extent (100%) the least support arefound to be washing clothes for the purpose.

Agriculture Association of Textile Chemical and Critical ReviewsVol. 13(1)
Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology (IN)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Indian Economic and Social Development
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