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International Day of Girl Child : High Time to Stop Atrocities on Girls


We all have heard this, especially in India that the country is not a safe place for girls. Have we ever thought why is that the case? Why only India is said to be so and other countries are safer? Let me answer this question for you. This is because we are spoonfed that girls are week, feeble and cannot do great things in life.

A country where goddesses are worshipped is also the country where girls are raped, murdered, killed or burnt. The dual mentality of people is difficult to understand. They don't realize the harm they are causing to a girl's family. 

To all the boys out there, do understand that girls are not dressing up to impress you. They have their choice of dressing and similarly, you have a choice of respecting all the females even if they are escorts because escorts either choose the profession due to circumstances or willingly. 

Coming to girls, we see that even girls are not spared from a crime like rape or being killed before birth. Despite so many campaigns, people consider the male child to be superior in a household. It is high time for people to develop a flexible mentality so that both boys and girls can walk together respectfully without having bad thoughts about each other. 

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  1. Priyanka PatilOctober 11, 2020 at 11:36 AM

    Brilliant point of view. If women are respected and treated as equal, and not as an object, then I am sure India will be more safer to women.

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