Among the given options, what are the provisions that can be made by the government to uplift the status of women in society?

Quotas for women in the government.

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Giving free education to girls.

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Giving more fundamental rights to women than men.

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Establishing a 90% quota for women in private jobs.

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Solution

The correct options are
A Quotas for women in the government.
B Giving free education to girls.
A government can make certain arrangements to compensate for inequalities among certain communities and genders. However, allotting excessive privileges in the form of discriminatory rights or quotas amounts to inequality.

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