Disheartened

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Disheartened

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Moushmi Radhanpara

11.09.2016

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I am least stunned reading this. If there are yet 20 million Indian uneducated girls then this just is just another piece of news which could have affected anyone.

Can you believe? There are villages where mobile phones are actually banned for girls for saving their morality.

Of course if a parent has to choose between a girl and a boy for education then mobile phones and internet are a far cry.

The irony is that even internet helps in educating a person these days with all the distance learning and open universities and yet it is a rarity for those who most need them.

PS: girls have equal rights too and it is high time that we start giving them what they deserve, if not giving them a higher priority than men.

Article: Times of Inida

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25 responses to “Disheartened”

Josh

11.09.2016

In a way it’s good I mean Facebook usages data.. but yes for productive purpose every human has equal Rights I respective of gender. Hope digital India just don’t remain as a tagline! Good post. Thanks for sharing.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  11.09.2016
  
  I used Facebook users just as a way to bring before everyone the actual differences that still lay before us humans; between a girl and a boy. Facebook is not my point; my point is every girl should have equal rights, which if you read the article clearly states that is not the case. It bluntly says that there places that do not allow girls to carry a mobile phone just to preserve their morality. Then think of the other boundaries that may be around the girls there.
  
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  1. Josh
    
    11.09.2016
    
    I Agree that bias is there, but have noticed that the enemy of a woman is a woman, stopping her for taking a flight, it has to be changed and i believe some part of the country is witnessing some positive changes, lets hope for the best, and help and support her to express herself as human being, I am there ( with my friends) to make this initiative possible, to make her independent.
    
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  2. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    12.09.2016
    
    As i said we have to be the change that we want to see. If today’s generation does not change then we will never see it.
    
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2. Josh
  
  11.09.2016
  
  *Irrespective of gender
  
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Nisthur Anadi

11.09.2016

You have raised quite touching issue about girls after all we are creater of society.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  11.09.2016
  
  We are indeed the creators. But today what I read is unbelievable.
  
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  1. Nisthur Anadi
    
    11.09.2016
    
    Unbelievable ?
    
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Josh

11.09.2016

I do believe that women are much superior to men in all terms, and woman trying to be equal is like making their standard low.

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Josh

11.09.2016

Now its upto us, to make sure that things are better, we have to start it from our house, neighborhood and so on.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  12.09.2016
  
  I agree.
  
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Gagan khaira

11.09.2016

It’s such a shame on our part as a country that has been known for its values.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  12.09.2016
  
  I agree. It is we who are supposed to bring a change. Even if today’s generation make a hurdle for women then there can never be a change. it is the young generation that should take a step. we have to be a change that we want to see.
  
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  1. Gagan khaira
    
    12.09.2016
    
    Exactly and more than anything else, we as women need to step up not only for ourselves but also for the women around us. We need to empower the women around us and not degrade them no matter who they are or what they do.
    
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  2. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    13.09.2016
    
    Yes, it starts from women not being an enemy of the woman.
    
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buddy71

11.09.2016

Religion and culture are the chains that bind women and keep them unequal. Which of course they are not unequal.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  12.09.2016
  
  Every country has a religion so does it mean that women everywhere are unequal? The chains should be unchained now.
  
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  1. buddy71
    
    12.09.2016
    
    Yes, the chains should be removed now and everywhere.
    
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  2. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    12.09.2016
    
    I hope it.
    
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  3. buddy71
    
    12.09.2016
    
    It may not happen fully in my life time, but it may in yours but great change must occur.
    
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  4. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    12.09.2016
    
    Yes it should happen, whenever; but it should.
    
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voulaah

12.09.2016

Have a very nice week my dear
Kisses

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  12.09.2016
  
  you too. thanks for stopping by. 🙂
  
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theonlysup

21.09.2016

I believe in learning , educating irrespective of gender. Misuse of technology could be done by any gender but I see a bigger picture of development using technology. Information is everywhere .. If technology is helping get that information on aa click of a button ,why not use it. Whether man or women anyone who would love to learn and grow should not be restricted from usage of technology

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  Yes, but the sad reality is there is restriction in our society!
  
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