Comments on: Born to die…….it is a girl child

By: dviti bohra

dviti bohra — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 11:34:24 +0000

suprrb n outstanding thoughts n dis is d fact still girls r not safe in a country wer girl is given a place next to goddess…evry individual committing such crimes against shud b punished d same way dey treated d girl so dat dey wil understnd imptce of a girl one day..

By: NIPON

NIPON — Sat, 19 May 2012 10:50:53 +0000

” ME AND MY SISTER ” — The Assamese feature film which will release on 29th June 2012. The film deals with the impact of the act of female foeticide on the child. An educated couple are shown to be troubled , harassment of women and panic at the thought that their coming child would be a girl. They even think of killing the foetus. The internal conflicts and anxiety of the pregnant women throws light on the issue. But as , it happens, the woman bears the foetus of twins, a MALE and a FEMALE. The twins talk inside the womb about the world outside where women are not secure. The story artistically depicts today’s burning social issue like female foeticide, stressing specially on the rights of woman in the perspective of the changes taking place in the 21st century. The film , shot in Cinemascope 35mm ,Story, Concept & Produce by Nipon Dholua under banner NBDK PRODUCTION.

By: Arya

Arya — Sat, 19 May 2012 08:03:30 +0000

I guess this is same topic discussed on the one of the highly rated Indian TV show Satyamev Jayate. One can watch this video for free on this website http://satyamevjayate.in/ , the very first episode was telecast on 6 May , just two days before this article was published, I guess the author of this blog is very much inspired by the show, Because the same things are quoted here. One can watch this show with English subtitle on YouTube

By: click now

click now — Thu, 17 May 2012 18:15:20 +0000

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By: SM

SM — Wed, 09 May 2012 08:36:00 +0000

“I opened my eyes to be closed again”. We allow the so called patriarch to rule over us, exploit us, but when we give birth to another of our kind, we kill her so that the same fate do not befall her. And thus a vicious circle ensues. I am a lady, I have a daughter, yet I kill my daughter-in- law. I am a father, I need a son to support me in my old age. Yet my children leave me when they are self dependent. Such irony exists! We know , we see yet we close our eyes. We need more people to stand united in the way of truth. “I” is always weaker than “We”. The balance needs to be tilted towards the truth. Then only we would be able to venture into the dark arenas of the society to create awareness and eradicate this plague.
The author is precise, sensitive towards the issue and has highlighted the main points without being overtly aggressive. Kudos to her.