speedy said:I am not from India and I don't know much about your culture. But based on what I read on some post here, I guess they are not equally treated based on the rights like acquiring a job. I read one post here, at the thread "successful businesswoman is a terrible home maker", something like that. And someone reply, I guess, he is from your country that woman must be at home. For me, it does implied that there is still an inequality because woman has the right to work as well especially if the necessity calls her to work. But it is still depends between husband and wife.
cursedsoul said:Indian men generally grow up seeing their mothers do household chores, cooking, cleaning and so on. They expect the same from their working wives and girlfriends later, not realizing that these women were brought up in a similar way as well. Culturally, most mothers-in-law want grandsons, not granddaughters (as evils like dowry are still prevalent), forcing their daughters-in-law to abort girl babies.
The USP of my argument is this : The sex ratio of women to men in India is 914:1000. If a girl child is killed before birth, it shows that men and women are not being treated equally. Women are unwanted and that is inequality.
arnelia said:i have a friend from india i dont think that there not treated there wife equally.
never heard that problem...or maybe im not familliar..
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