question_answer

Given below is the body of a letter to the editor with four blanks. Fill those blanks with the most appropriate option to make it readable. In a country where the Mahatma fought for the empowerment and dignity of women universally, I and stigma. Those scores of children are initiated into the Devadasi system is a painful comment. It leaves one flabbergasted that a despicable practice still continues in the world's largest democracy. What is most unfortunate is II which subjects them to life-long exploitation. Glorifying prostitution/sexual exploitation under the garb of religion is abominable. The political class has been lax as it obviously has an eye on vote banks. The III and it is here that the administration, civil society and non-governmental organisations ought to help out and sensitise ignorant, superstitious people. The rehabilitation and integration of these women should be in the form of self-help groups and skill acquisition programmes. Older IV. As Nelson Mandela said: "Freedom cannot be achieved unless the women have been emancipated from all forms of oppression." P: women themselves are bound to face hurdles on account of brainwashing and social stigma Q: when young girls are betrayed by their loved ones, who instead of protecting them, lead them towards an inhuman system R: there are still numerous 'Mathammas' who live in despair and subject to exploitation S: Devadasis should have access to pension and welfare schemes

A) QRSP

B) PQSR

C) RQPS

D) RSQP

E) None of these