Daughters should not be dependent on the hope of getting a good husband to pursue their education and dreams. Education is their basic right and neither parents nor in-laws have the right to alienate them.
Stop shaming women who refuse to adjust. Because they are not being rude. They are just being themselves- strong and unapologetic.
it is about time now to make education and financial independence the necessary goalposts for women. Because a companionship is an option but independence is a necessity.
If you expect your educated sons to have a well-paid job then why do you restrict your educated bahus from going out to work? Rules must be the same for both genders or there should be no rules at all.
Many men still do not approve of the idea of working under women. Time and again people in powerful positions have said it outrightly that women’s job is to take care of the house
In India, a single mother raising a girl child still manages to raise eyebrows. The stigma attached runs deep on many levels.
A child has a choice on whether he/she wants to play with Barbie or a racing car. A voter has the choice to vote a representative or just go for NOTA. Then why can’t a 34-year-old woman choose who and when to marry?
After denying admission to women from the 1870s to the 1920s, the University first opened its gates to women on 7 October 1920.
A wider prevalence of women’s education didn’t just mean more women being educated, but it meant women entered the public sphere. It paved the way for women to be leaders and brought dignity for them.
According to data by the University Grant Commission, in the year 2017-18, over one lakh men applied for PhDs as opposed to only 65,000 female enrolments.
