"I dropped some food, I am wiping it off the floor."
"No, no. You are a boy. You can't do all this."
My house. My fault. But someone else will clean it?
because they are too precious
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Aurat ghar ki izzat hoti hain
"Ladki toh ek bojh hain" (A girl is a burden on her family)
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But society also needs to be blamed. Earlier our parents would keep a constant watch on the children. Now, because habits of the city have perforated into the village, girls do what they want to and come and go as they please. We still have certain traditions that we follow. If a married woman doesn’t cover her head or if an unmarried woman applies make-up, we will object. These problems are happening because of women becoming more modern.”
'guardians of Indian culture
“Look at women these days. Their clothes are getting shorter and shorter. This obviously pollutes the environment,
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She should die. Who can live after this?"
If we are getting married, why are you naturally expecting that I will take care of everything? I am not satisfied with being a housewife and never will be.
"Ghar main Maa, Beti Nahin Hain Kya?" -
women are human beings too
If we kill a girl child in the mother's womb, then what will happen to the world? If only 800 girls are born against 1000 boys, then 200 boys will remain unmarried. Will the government do this job?
“Beti Nahi Bachaoge toh Bahu Kahanse Laoge?"
8th March shouldn't have to be International Women's Day. Every day should be as much a day dedicated to women, as one for men, or any other living being.
Not because She needs He,
