Question

Feminism is not simply a movement to ensure that women will have equal rights with men \underline{but that a commitment for eradicating the ideology of domination} that permeates Indian culture at various levels.

• A. that is a commitment to eradicate the ideology to dominate that
• B. it is a commitment to eradicating the ideology of domination that
• C. whose commitment to eradicating the ideology of domination which
• D. but that a commitment for eradicating the ideology of domination that

Hint:

Use “commitment to” followed by a gerund (e.g., “eradicating”), and ensure subject-verb agreement when joining independent clauses with coordinating conjunctions.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

We need to ensure the sentence is both grammatically sound and logically coherent in structure and meaning. The original sentence structure is awkward and incorrect in its use of “but that a commitment for.” Let's examine the options: - Option (A) is ungrammatical — “to dominate that” is awkward and alters the intended meaning.
- Option (B) is clear and correct. It smoothly continues the clause from “Feminism is not simply a movement... it is a commitment to eradicating...” This construction is parallel and properly structured.
- Option (C) is a fragment. “Whose commitment...” does not fit as a continuation and lacks a clear antecedent or main verb.
- Option (D) repeats the original error — “but that a commitment for...” is incorrect usage. It should be “a commitment to” and not “for.”
Hence, the most grammatically and semantically appropriate choice is \(\boxed{\text{B}}\).