I refer to The statement "Women face discrimination. They are treated like animals and it is not right. The thinking needs to be changed. Mentality needs to be changed." And protest against the the generalisation of same.
I appreciate Sania Mirza's performance and also as brand ambassador for Telengana. As an India we should appreciate that she has been selected by United Nations.We should try to be secular and appreciate as Indian citizen.
I do believe her to be absolutely right. Women should be given due respect but this discrimination begins from home itself. Parents first must ensure impartiality with their children. We all must try to create a feeling of universal brotherhood in our children which ensure safety of the women. Instead creating a personal identity we should a national one.Moral level is getting down which must be restored. This can only be done through education which itself needs a broad change. It is unfortunate that our system of education is not as per our need. It is still as per the colonial need. Student read to pass the exams not to learn.
Re: It easy there
by Opinionated Man on Nov 27, 2014 08:58 AM
So we remain happy as long as living conditions are better in our country compared to our neighbours?
India gave recognition because she was a women tennis player. Isn't that reaping benefits because of Gender. How many men tennis players of the same genre days have got similar recognition or endorsements and money. Evenerything has a flipside, and shouldn't one stop harping about Gender inequality. With the success and recognition under belt, wouldnt a more mature statement help!
Sania Mirza kind of girls are disgrace to our beloved country! Even a kid in India is aware of Pakistan sponsored cruel terror attacks, wars and their anti-India activities. Pakistan is our no.1 enemy country...but for India based Sania Mirza it does not matter. If an educated, modern looking Muslim girl from India is ready to go into the arms of a Pakistani that also ordinary looking uneducated Pakstani, what can we expect from millions of uneducated Muslims in India. Sania has shown loudly that she does not care about her motherland as she cares about her religion. Mirza type of families are a huge security risk to India.
Re: Mirza type of families are a huge security risk to India!
by AbhilashShah on Nov 27, 2014 07:07 AM
I am with you and so should other Indians. She is a pseudo.
Most discrimination actually stems from women themselves. They potray themselves as objects and dont have a sense of self respect Women are the first people to flaunt their curves and in the process cheapen themselves. THey have to be known for their value that they give and their services to society not by how they look
