... Because i am a woman...
Her ill-fated luck starts the moment she is born. Rather than
being treated as a good fortune or luck to the family, she will be looked down
upon as a misfortune which has dawned upon the family.
She is treated as a debit to the family while the
brothers who have been born before or after her are treated as credits..
Is it her fault that she is born a girl? Why do people, even though in 21st century still believe this?
Where do the talks of 'women empowerment' and 'beti bachao'
andolans end up? Though years have rolled by and literacy percentage
has increased, why has the temperament of people not changed?
Yes, i do agree that males carry the dominant genes from a
family and that is one of the scientific reasons why it is necessary to
have a male child but isn't the girl child carrying a part of your genes
too (which may or may not be recessive)?
In a country like India with its vast geographical area and
a place where goddesses are worshipped, there is a highly dominated
patriarchal society and a recessive matriarchal society. Where do we
stand in terms of gender equality?
We all want to make the world a better place to live in.
What are we doing to the people who are trying to educate and bring to
light the atrocities against women?
In recent times, we all know that the documentary
pertaining to the rape victim (Nirbhaya- 26th December 2012 case) that
was aired in UK and subsequently available on the internet was
removed following the objections by various people. Where is the right
to speech?
Is there going to be an end to the gender discrimination or do we have to silently continue chanting - 'Naa aana iss desh laado! The time has not arrived for you to get the respect that you deserve nor is your value understood'.
