Male centrality is taken for granted that the center of attention is the natural place for men and boys, and that women should occupy the margins. Masculine aspects of society and personal attributes that are highly valued are associated with men, while devalued attributes and social activities are associated with women. Furthermore there is a sense of threat to the social structure of patriarchies when this gender association is destabilized and the response in patriarchy is to increase the level of control, often by exerting control over women. Male dominance does not mean that all men are powerful or that all women are powerless. Except that the most powerful roles in most sectors of society are predominantly held by men, while the less powerful roles are predominantly held by women. Finally, they organize around an obsession with control, with men elevated in the social structure due to their supposed ability to exert control and when devalued for their supposed lack of control women are assumed to need supervision, protection or control of men. India had patriarchal rules and nowadays it is followed in few regions but in many regions it is done away with as more and more women are coming into power. For decades, life for women in India was miserable because marriages were arranged for women by their parents, with a formal contract drawn up. The husband exercised authority over his wife and children just as he did over his slaves. I am happy that my country has adopted modern rules and that the quality of life has been