Women empowerment Solution or Problem?

DO you think there are more problems than the solution by women empowerment?

  • YES

    Votes: 13 27.7%

  • NO

    Votes: 18 38.3%

  • Cant Say

    Votes: 3 6.4%

  • This post is waste

    Votes: 13 27.7%
  • Total voters
    47
  • Poll closed .
Good One

choudharyneelam said:
Nice to hear from u

I don't know how you all taking ahead this thread, but in my personal opinion 'God has made Man & Woman in a way that they can never be weighed equally.....differences are there...somewhere more in men n somewhere more in women...'

The only thing I want to highlight is...learn to respect each other's qualities, specialities, n the purpose being here.

That's it!
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Ms. Choudhary,

Thanks for such wonderful thinking. Atlast after really really long time I heard a woman saying that there are some differences between men and women and they cant be weighed equally. I really appreciate your answer. But always remember Women still have got more warmth and love than Men for everybody for which they deserve the Respect which they have been deprived for so many years.

I think I can finally call off this discussion on such a good note!!! :p:D
 
rohitmalik8 said:
But always remember Women still have got more warmth and love than Men for everybody for which they deserve the Respect which they have been deprived for so many years.

I think I can finally call off this discussion on such a good note!!! :p:D
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Either don't say something or try to give some essence to your words.
 
dskadyan said:
Women were used to Make home and take care of childs and also other work they like to do but absolutely not bread earner, except in some cases.
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Ya, let her do as much as she can. If she can also earn the bread alongwith u then let her join your hands.

dskadyan said:
the disadvantages to that

1. Stress full life.
2. Competition at both Work and home.
3. Degrading child care.
4. Many cases sub standard results at work and home both places.

But then i though that may be not due to women empowerment but life style. So may be our ife style is changing way it shouldnt.
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True, a lady should work outside not at the cost of the child's future/concern, n not only child even its about other relationships that she only has to care about in the absense of man as he has to work full time to earn the living.

Again I agree, change is happening b'coz of lifestyle.....but empowerment is also taken incorrectly by many.
 
The latest on women empowerment

Women take over another male bastion: following is the news of Times of India on 13th Sep:

Gang of women thieves busted


TIMES NEWS NETWORK


New Delhi: The police in west district on Sunday claimed to have busted a gang of women thieves who entered the world of crime allegedly after getting inspired by a Bollywood blockbuster.
The police said gang leader Geeta (30), Kela (32), Krishna (40), Ompati (40), Sheela (20) and the alleged receiver of stolen goods, Gurvachan (45), were nabbed from Peera Garhi Chowk in Paschim Vihar after a tip-off.
DCP (West) Sharad Aggarwal said police recovered 48 batteries that the gang had stolen from rooms near cellphone signal towers. All the women belonged to Khokhra Kot in Rohtak district, he said.
‘‘Geeta told us they are from poor families and their husbands are drunkards and drug-addicts. To survive and feed their families they first worked as ragpickers and also committed some petty thefts. Then Geeta met a woman who motivated them to commit bigger crimes and gave them example of Dhoom-2 in which a woman thief takes advantage of her gender,’’ said Aggarwal.
 
aryasatyadev said:
Women take over another male bastion: following is the news of Times of India on 13th Sep:

Gang of women thieves busted


TIMES NEWS NETWORK


New Delhi: The police in west district on Sunday claimed to have busted a gang of women thieves who entered the world of crime allegedly after getting inspired by a Bollywood blockbuster.
The police said gang leader Geeta (30), Kela (32), Krishna (40), Ompati (40), Sheela (20) and the alleged receiver of stolen goods, Gurvachan (45), were nabbed from Peera Garhi Chowk in Paschim Vihar after a tip-off.
DCP (West) Sharad Aggarwal said police recovered 48 batteries that the gang had stolen from rooms near cellphone signal towers. All the women belonged to Khokhra Kot in Rohtak district, he said.
‘‘Geeta told us they are from poor families and their husbands are drunkards and drug-addicts. To survive and feed their families they first worked as ragpickers and also committed some petty thefts. Then Geeta met a woman who motivated them to commit bigger crimes and gave them example of Dhoom-2 in which a woman thief takes advantage of her gender,’’ said Aggarwal.
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Frankly I do not appreciate that the heading of your quoted post be : Latest on Women empowerment.

Does not make any sense to me whatsoever.
Nothing more to add.

Thanks,
Anil
 
hahaha

good one..
aryasatyadev said:
Women take over another male bastion: following is the news of Times of India on 13th Sep:

Gang of women thieves busted


TIMES NEWS NETWORK


New Delhi: The police in west district on Sunday claimed to have busted a gang of women thieves who entered the world of crime allegedly after getting inspired by a Bollywood blockbuster.
The police said gang leader Geeta (30), Kela (32), Krishna (40), Ompati (40), Sheela (20) and the alleged receiver of stolen goods, Gurvachan (45), were nabbed from Peera Garhi Chowk in Paschim Vihar after a tip-off.
DCP (West) Sharad Aggarwal said police recovered 48 batteries that the gang had stolen from rooms near cellphone signal towers. All the women belonged to Khokhra Kot in Rohtak district, he said.
‘‘Geeta told us they are from poor families and their husbands are drunkards and drug-addicts. To survive and feed their families they first worked as ragpickers and also committed some petty thefts. Then Geeta met a woman who motivated them to commit bigger crimes and gave them example of Dhoom-2 in which a woman thief takes advantage of her gender,’’ said Aggarwal.
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Many think working woman is a synonym of empowered woman; apparently not !!

According to an article published in The Hindu:

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....The study carried out between 2005 and 2006 on 750 married women aged between 16 and 25 in Bangalore, found that those who became employed during that time had an 80 per cent higher chance of being abused by their husbands than women who remained unemployed.

It also found that women whose husbands had difficulty finding or keeping a job were more than twice as likely to experience domestic violence during that period....
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Something to do with 'Male Ego' ???

Link: http://beta.thehindu.com/news/national/article40166.ece?homepage=true
 
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