A family celebrated their first born's b'day-a girl- at their home with the neighbours. When their son was born his b'day was celebrated at a big Hotel.
Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and similar
by Jena Bharati on Jul 20, 2012 10:27 PM
i agree. these are media products and will vanish as pest media vanishing from our eyes and years.
Re: Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and simi
by Argumentative Indian on Jul 21, 2012 10:20 AM
And that will stop / reduce rape and assaults on women?
Pakistan has one of the most conservative (military sychophant actually) media. Then why are so many, many women, assaulted, have acid thrown on their faces, subject to all kinds of violence in the land of the pure, i.e. Pakistan?
Scandinavian countries have extreme liberal laws and society, why do the have such less crime in general and particularly less crimes against women?
Start living and thinking like human beings, evolve.
Re: Re: Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and
by axxo on Jul 22, 2012 01:52 PM
take the real truth. in us and other european countries, woman gets raped in every couple of minutes.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone ,
by zubair ahmad on Jul 22, 2012 02:06 PM
so called modern people will like to ignore truth as facts are against nudity and immorality
Re: Re: Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and
by deepak on Jul 22, 2012 06:22 AM
Scandinavians are not nearly 50% illiterate like Indians & Pakistanis..Indians & Pakis still pee on the streets...be real.
Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and similar
by deepak on Jul 20, 2012 10:35 PM
I agree....today the big headlines is if Kareena should convert. Bollywood is run by Dawood.
Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and similar
by Vinay Kumar on Jul 20, 2012 10:52 PM
Why?
Instead why not include training material in the school curriculum which educates boys that women are not objects and condemns such behavior against women.
Re: Re: Media must boycott Poonam pandey , Sunny Leone , and simi
by Lal Popat on Jul 20, 2012 11:04 PM
the media (TV, movies, magazines, etc) is a vital force outside the education system and often subtly influences people more then the education system.
so if the media portrays women as objects, then that is what is learnt.
Re: MAKE A FUSS: DON'T accept that women are threatened!
by deepak on Jul 20, 2012 07:10 PM
Put Bollywood smut merchants who have made porn into Indian mainstream. What u expect in a society where a porn star in a movie is headline news??? where girls like Poonam Pandey makes headlines for wanting to go nude??? for a a society that encourages binge drinking and lowering the drinking age just because it is cool??? Indians need to clamp down on Bollywood for all the smut it is providing. for the anti Indian people who run this industry from orders from their handlers in Dawood in Karachi & Dubai.
Re: Re: MAKE A FUSS: DON'T accept that women are threatened!
by anil babladi on Jul 21, 2012 12:34 AM
Deepak this is Indian society. The so called ones when once we used to call others cultureless for those nudity and other aspects.
D. Goel pkl. Afternoon 4.10Pm , Friday ,July 20, 2012. While there couldbe many appeals to good Conscience of our young Citizens to come forward and make Volunteer Groups to invigilate publicStreets and intervene ifany Girl isbeing attackedby ourLoafers. Of course Girls shouldnever travel unescorted for any sleazy shows at Pubs hotels or Ramp. But our Police Personnel must be charged fornot keeping streets safe for single women walking alone , too. Harshest measuresmust meet them in case their neglect is proved.D. Goel
While the episode is ugly and deserves to be condemned, there is also a need for women to introspect. What is the necessity for young women to frequent such night clubs and bars?? They are obviously going to invite attention and convey an impression that they are fast. Supposing this girl was having dinner with her friends at some decent restaurant, I doubt such an incident would have occurred. It is precisely because these women visit such clubs and take to drinks and dancing etc which is an open invitation to trouble. While, there is no denying the fact that it is a free country and women must have equal rights as men, there is a need for moderation in the way women conduct themselves because that is what society demands
Re: Molestation
by iammiddleclass on Jul 20, 2012 04:04 PM
The reports say the girl was 17, how was she allowed in a place where alcohol is served? Why is no tv channel reporting that??
Re: Molestation
by Ipsita S on Jul 20, 2012 08:22 PM
"Supposing this girl was having dinner with her friends at some decent restaurant, I doubt such an incident would have occurred."
you, Sir, have no idea about what you are talking about.
Re: Re: Molestation
by Abhishek Kulkarni on Jul 20, 2012 09:02 PM
I agree with him not because he is just a man but i really think he is partially true. The place does make a difference. I know you might say it can happen anywhere bla bla bla...but the fact remains there is a difference between a cheap bar, pub and a good restaurant where people from good families frequent.
Re: Molestation
by anil babladi on Jul 21, 2012 12:36 AM
Right on Suresh, as men, we do not keep our wallet full and go to such places because we know, we will be history. Similarly, ladies should exercise caution.
The softest part of a man is, between his legs. One hit on that spot, he will be numb for atleast 2-3 minutes. This time is more than enough for a victim to run to safety. To all of you out there, no pepper, no self defence class is required. Hit with your knee on this point.
Re: Come what may... retaliate
by desi twist on Jul 21, 2012 12:09 AM
True, its a good tactic. However in this case, it was a mob and not a single man.
Though the act of the boys are to be condemned, why would this minor girl go to a bar at mid night. Is it not common knowledge that going into an intoxicated unruly idiotic crowd is inviting trouble.
For that matter, even Men should avoid such places to avoid troubles, leave alone Women.
Family members should take this episode as an opportunity to educate their girls and boys to stay away from late night or mid night parties like this.
Re: What business does she have in a late night bar?
by Citizen Court on Jul 20, 2012 03:52 PM
What an idea? If men and women stop visiting bars, they will close down and all problems will be solved.
Re: Re: What business does she have in a late night bar?
by anil babladi on Jul 21, 2012 12:40 AM
Yes it is a good idea ....court... you donot visit old city in Hyderabad during curfew days. You do not visit Bihar's lonely infested areas during night as a lady. Not only lady, as men. If you are interested in drinking, drink at home or drink at such a place where you are free from troubles.
Re: Re: Re: What business does she have in a late night bar?
by Citizen Court on Jul 24, 2012 10:23 PM
Cities under curfew and infested areas are not comparable with night bars. Aam admi rightly said that family members can use this as an example. But believing that all youngsters will fall in line with this event is no less than an Utopia. That is why there are laws and also need to enforce the laws. If law enforcement in this country was even worth pass grade, such incidents will not happen. Even the miscreants know that action of the victim will be more scrutinised than the culprits in this lawless land.
