All of a sudden people have started
talking of female foeticide and
gender baise once three marvellous girls of
Bharat/Hindustan
Deepa, Sakshi and Sindhu brought a smile on our faces winning
hearts of millions. Winning
medals has absolutely nothing to do
with gender. It is all about training,
grit, determination and will
power to excel. We should talk about sports persons
who have
brought laurels to their country. Any female, of whatever age and
whether
she is a sports person or not, has to be treated with dignity
and honour. Two
issues should not be mixed up. Jai Hind. Jai
Bharat.
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Himali Narang
ReplyDeleteVery well said Sir.
August 20 at 1:23pm
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Pushp Lata
very true sir ji
August 20 at 1:26pm
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Biswadeep Ghosh Hazra
ReplyDeleteHow can girls win medals if they are killed in their mother's wombs?
August 20 at 1:35pm
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Tribhawan Kaul
Well respecting you thought, even if girls don't win medals , they will get killed if one is so determined either to save the honour or seeking a male child. So this is totally a separate issue. Why mix up the two. Had these two girls not ( I repeat not) won the medals, would the respect and honour they deserve as a female be less in any way. :)
August 20 at 1:42pm
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Biswadeep Ghosh Hazra
At least those assholes (sorry for the cussing) can realize the wonders a girl could do :)
August 20 at 1:43pm
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Arti Rai
ReplyDeleteTrue.. N we also not forget that the this all a joint effort. By the player n the coaches. Family n the society. .... Need to encourage sportsmanship in India tremendously.. From the the toddler's classes. . U expressed what I could not
August 20 at 2:30pm
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Hari Lakhera
ReplyDeleteRio performance of Deep, Sakshi, and Sindhu has nothing to do with gender bias. It is their individual efforts and hard work duly supported by parents and coaches. We tend to link every success of our girls with the bias against them in our society. True they will motivate girls and their parents but will not end the bias. This bias is not just in India. It is everywhere. We had Jhansi ki Rani and we will have more of her and that is all.
August 20 at 4:03pm
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Raj Paul
ReplyDeleteThis is just beginning.she proved nicely.There is still more needs to encourage and motivate the girls in every field .I appreciate our girls who are leading leaving behind the boy b'coz they are more sincere and dedicated to shine the name of their parents as well as the nation.
August 20 at 5:56pm
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Sankari P Sarkar
ReplyDeleteNothing has changed,Tribhawsn.
August 20 at 7:08pm
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Tribhawan Kaul
Yes, I agree. Nothing has changed so far as gender bias is concerned though surviving females are beginning to show their mettle. But getting laurels does not mean that only those females to be treated in a dignified manner and shown respect. Every female deserves the respect. :)
August 20 at 10:42pm
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Raj Paul
Thanks for the profound comment.
August 20 at 10:54pm
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DrArchana Bhattacharjee
ReplyDeleteTrue.People are messing up sports with gender and not giving credit where it is due.
August 20 at 10:12pm
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Abhinav Kaul
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely correct. Just gives a chance to psydo activists to bash the other gender and society.
August 21 at 2:19am
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Tulsi Bhandari
ReplyDeleteIt is like that in India...
August 21 at 12:37pm
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Suneet Kumar
You are very right sir...!! Only because they bought honour to the country, people have started talking.... Actually this issue should be taken care without any reason to do so...
August 21 at 3:11pm
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Anita Sharma
ReplyDeleteAugust 22 at 11:43pm
Truly said
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