As per census of 1991, about 49% people of Bangladesh are women, but women are highly deprived, severely exploited, neglected and oppressed by the society due to male dominating the country. Notable that, women’s contribution in upliftment of family is unseen unpaid, although women have to work since dawn to late night in either domestic affairs including child rearing, family management, cooking food, fetching water, cleaning home and what’s not or engage in pre-harvesting or post harvesting agricultural activities, including kitchen gardening, handicraft garment factories, cattle rearing and others. Women of Bangladesh are victims of serious deprivation, oppression, oppression and exploitation along with acute poverty, hunger, malnutrition, isolation, superstition, civic inertia, ignorance and other prevailing socio-economic problems. Women are treated as physically weak, mentally inconsistent and timid and psychologically emotional. They are to lead a life of dependence, subjugation and seclusion in terms of its male counter part. Women are to lead in most of the cases in four walls of the family. Their mobility and participation in outside development work are controlled and restricted in most of the cases, simultaneously, women are quite unware about themselves as well as their constitutional rights. Early marriage, dowry, divorce, wife beating, separation with the minor children without maintenance, women’s trafficking, attacks on women’s chastity, migration to the urban areas as maid servant along with  other prevailing socio-economic  problems are the salient features of women suffering in Bangladesh. The condition of women is deplorable. They are the most underutilized development resourses in the country. The health condition of the women is alarming, most of the babies are born underweight due to poor health status of mother, in addition, women are victims of multidimensional female diseases.