womanhood

No, oppression of women doesn't have a religion. It occurs everywhere!

Basically, women-folk enjoy life more than men as is apparent from the gathering, get together and various types of celebrations and participation in various festivals and thereby acting as a stress reliever.

Navaratri celebrations were popular long before the International Women's Day and the International Day of the Girl Child were conceived. India's psyche resonates with the stories of the Saptashati.

The common Indian men need to avoid certain cliches about women's attire. A woman's attire has nothing to do with her attributes and ethics.

In the age of 24/7 media, we have become so accustomed to the portrayal of women as a sum total of their sexual body parts, that we do not even realize when in real life also we manifest that behavior and objectify women by singling out body parts of women without finding anything wrong in doing so.

Gender bias and sexual harassment are not just what we are talking about but there are few more issues that are big hurdles for women to grow high up in the corporate scene.

The question before Indians is quite clear. Do you want the dynast who had insulted entire womanhood though Priyanka Chaturvedi or the leader- PM Modi who respect entire womanhood to lead India?

समानता का नारा देकर नारी को पुरुष के स्तर पर लाने का प्रयास इस देश में वैसे ही है जैसे बड़ी लकीर को मिटाकर छोटी के बराबर कर देना। भारत में जहाँ नारी को स्वयंवर तक की स्वतंत्रता रही हो वहाँ स्वतंत्रता, समानता का नारा देना उसके महत्त्व को कमतर करने का ही दुस्साहस कहा जा सकता है।

Feminism was and is a good and powerful tool but the Left-Liberals have made it a weird thing. Radical feminists literally hate men and blame everything on patriarchy when things don’t go their way.

If we find single women enjoying their lives a bit, we judge them as characterless: The darker side of our society.