Commenting on women’s driving skills to objectifying them: A Reddit thread recently discussed some of the worst things men have ever said and the comments were too problematic to be ignored.

This is the reason why Bajrang Dal, a personification of patriarchal ideas, cracked into a women’s party. For them, neither is it right for a woman to be out at night nor is it right to be so without men. And even if women were with men, they would still be criticised for not staying at home.

It is assumed that after marriage, the man will become good under the tutelage of the wife. But is this assumption right? Should women be made responsible to correct men’s flaws?

The oppression that is so systematically engraved is hard to dismantle but is not unattainable if we on an individual level start making small but real changes in the way we let others view us, for which it is essential to know our own view of the self.

A Gujarat bride, who suffered a heart attack while performing wedding rituals, was replaced by her sister to save groomside’s reputation. Why does society think women are replaceable? They too have a unique space in society. Stop homogenising women and snatching their rights

I once faced gender discrimination at a private institution, and while we observe progress is being made in dismantling the patriarchy, the complex and deeply ingrained system will take its own course

Ever wonder why Indian families annouce sons as successors of the family business and not daughters? Why do sabotage the abilities of daughters by stripping them of this opportunity? Trust daughters to successfully run a family business

Just like no one has the right to stop men from doing what they want, no one should enforce anything on women too. Men never be with women who do not respect their choices or go against them, then why should women? It is basic humanity to respect other person’s choices.

Haven’t we internalised the stereotype that men always spend carefully and on ‘valuable’ products while women waste their money on useless expenditure?

dear society, why is it so difficult for you to accept that women can have talents and sometimes more than men? Why can’t you look at women as intellectuals rather than sex objects?