After reading it seems that the writer of this blog or thought passing through the sense of inferiority complex and low in self confidence at some stage of life. In that case everything she experiencing may be for that reason only. Also because of mobile now a days every one ask minutes update where are u ? what going ? Why so late ? Its better to be old era no communication system. This is case of over cautious approach. Nothing to worry.
Re: This is case of Inferiority complex
by Partha on Nov 30, 2015 04:08 PM
These are not the points. Are Indian men turning fearless about law. The answer is yes.
Re: Re: This is case of Inferiority complex
by BHARAT BHANDARI on Nov 30, 2015 04:30 PM
No because of 0.01 % of men who are turning fearless you can not blame 99.99 Indian Men. Nothing to worry. Just in case of Mumbai, so many women fearlessly travel in Mumbai. Even in mid night. Nothing to worry ... or accept or ignore....! As far as for me I respect women & alsoall other Indian Men too. Just enjoy positiveness & remove negativity. Think that Half glass is full not half glass empty.
Ok Madam! I am a Indian Hindu Male, married and fathered a daughter,...Great to read your post, I too hear all those warnings given to you by your mother and father in law, from my mother, friends and relatives even from my wife too... except for that sleeveless kurta comment. now I don't want to blah....blah.... anything, just one simple question to you, kiran Rao, and all other great legendary activists and their voices, PLEASE PUBLISH THE LIST OF SAFEST NATIONS.... SO THAT IN FUTURE IF A REALL SITUATION ARISES THEN ANYONE COULD USE THE SAME......
Being a Keralite, no wonder you have infused communism in your blood and talk in this manner. Supporting Amir on what he said is "intolerent". What issue is in India for this intolerant fright over the last few months as in India this kind of happenings were always there and nothing alarming has happened in the recent times. From independence and till now.... how many times such incidents have happened and no one was talking about insecurity... instead of aggrevating the situation, the so called responsible people should come forward and accuse the politicians or the machinery (local or state) where such incidents have happened..... It seems people are becoming opportunist and looking for their pie of share in each every incidents in India. This will only make the matter worse than solving the matters which please note.
Madam, You\'re challenging every good individual including your close ones, for the deeds of some bad guys. Nobody yesterday, today, tomorrow can promise the world free of bad people (women too). We\'ve to live with them. Learn to live as the elders teach. Try your own way out, but be safe!!
Divya - more than a cringe you seem to be craving for some attention (wouldnt call it publicity) right now as you seem to mix women safety with the in-despondence story of Mr. Aamir.
Women safety has been an issue for Generations now and not just today. To be more precise women are more safer than they were a 100 years ago or for that matter before the Millenium.
And I dont think there is any nation on this planet that assures 100% safety to women. Most western women bare it so the men dont have to peep in whilst Most eastern countries cover their bodies so they are not seem yet a lot of women get in to acts unspeakable. So.. its a difficult situation for all the good women who are genuinely good because of their falling numbers.
At best I think you should try to learn some self defense technique as a safe bet and most IT organizations today are teaching this to thier women staff (not sure of other companies).
Best of luck to you and hope you feel safe (mentally & physically)
