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wooo i'm surprised even a firm attitude Saudi Arabia is ahead of India.

Wow that is saying something.

That is what the report says. Have a problem go deal with them. laugh all you want but that is the reality.

Women in India are treated worse than Women in Saudi Arabia... You should be ashamed of yourselves. :rofl:

This is incredible. and yes I think Indians who are critical of human rights in Saudi should be critical of India first
 
:blink: didn't get your point...

Don't drive, ask your dad or husband for every small document, share her husband with other women etc. etc.
Saudi women have worst status even among Muslim countries.

Wow that is saying something.

This is incredible. and yes I think Indians who are critical of human rights in Saudi should be critical of India first

Automated answering machine beeping again.
 
How are women treated in India today?
How are women treated in India today

Answer:

India gets its 15 minutes of shame on American television
by Chidanand Rajghatta

WASHINGTON, March 22: Mahatma Gandhi may have dismissed ``Mother India,''
Katherine Mayo's hypercritical book in the 1930s on the sub-continent, as a
``gutter inspector's report.'' But evidently, the drain still stinks.
In what many Indians here found to be a painful but fairly credible depiction
of the situation in modern day India, CBS television's highly acclaimed ``60
minutes'' programme on Sunday took a scathing look at the practice of
untouchability in the country -- a degrading custom that is yet to be
eliminated despite the Government having officially outlawed it.

In 15 searing minutes, CBS cameras captured the shame of India -- the daily
ritual of humiliation that millions of so-called untouchables undergo far away
from the elite, who are in denial.

There was Narayanamma, who cleaned and carried human excreta --
euphemistically called nightsoil -- somewhere in Karnataka despite the
Government having banned the practice; Dalits in Tamil Nadu who are not
allowed to draw water from the well andwho had to remove their footwear each
time they passed ``high caste'' villagers; and the ``lower caste'' farm
labourers of Bihar rising up to challenge the landlords.

Some of the footage was truly disturbing -- and disgusting. In one horrendous
shot, a Dalit woman in Tamil Nadu is shown collecting water from a muddy pool
when she is tripped by a stray pig also wallowing in the same water.

The story returns repeatedly to an unnamed village in Karnataka where women
work to physically clear human excreta. ``If I had some other employment, I
would never do this... I don't ever want my children to do this work,''
Narayanamma cries into the camera.

The story was anchored by Christiane Amanpour, a peripatetic American-Iranian
reporter for CNN who is married to State Department spokesman James Rubin and
who works for occasional stories for CBS under a special contract. CBS 60
minutes is the most watched news programme in the United States and India's 15
minutes of shame would have been seen by some 25 millionviewers on Sunday
evening.

Amanpour mentions the fact that a Dalit has made it to the post of the
President of India (a largely ceremonial post), but nothing can erase the
stark images the CBS cameras capture. The so-called untouchable villagers
falling at the feet of ``high-caste'' landlords; Dalits being served tea
outside tea stalls; and a ``poojari'' making them wait outside a temple to
offer prayers.

``Not even the shadows of the so-called untouchables were supposed to fall on
the upper caste folk,'' Amanpour reports, falling back on one of the most-
related stories of the Indian caste system. And what does the Indian
Government have to say about it? ``They don't want to talk about it,''
Amanpour says at the end of the story.

Expectedly, the CBS piece inflamed many in the Indian community who found it
offensive and patronising. In fact, even before the story was telecast,
several people railed about it on a South Asia internet chat forum run by
Columbia University.

One angry participant arguedthat if US television networks needed to look for
``untouchables'' they could look at the suffering Iraqis or their own Black
population. Another wellknown academic hoped that Amanpour would report on the
growth of the Bahujan Samaj Party (she did not) and Dalits who made it to
leadership positions ``to make it a more balanced party.''

On the other side there were those who argued that CBS had every right to
cover the story the way it did, just as the Indian press was free to cover
race relations in America. ``The programme made the viewer more than
uncomfortable. It made us cringe with shame...Amanpour and CBS did a good job
of covering the `nonsense' that needs to be beaten to death a thousand more


the public water taps and are condemned to live in the outer fringes of
society.''
 
What I am shocked at is how Indians talk about secularism and human rights and condemn Saudis yet they treat women worse very sad day for India economy going down tubes and now India is getting a bad name. The myth is exploded India is unincredble

Whats going on here? Anyone explain please? Is this a religious event?????

Women asking for women rights in India
 
Saudi Arabia ahead of India in women rights...:what:..shows the authenticity of the report.
Saudi Arabia should start giving basic rights to women then it can start comparing with India
 
Don't drive, ask your dad or husband for every small document, share her husband with other women etc. etc.
Saudi women have worst status even among Muslim countries.

Well i think they have laws that will discipline you. You don't see the point in all this. Its for the protection of Women. Yes some are too harsh especially on driving and abbiya clothing but on the contrary Saudis understand their own people especially of men and If some dude wants to go and make a mess, their government will always make sure that its in a foreign country.
 
Pakistanis writting about indian womens.... Arabs and pakistanis treat women worse then indian treat indian women.... Recently a mumbai women runaway and married pakistani guy.... He died by Heart attack while driving. She begged indian goverment to save her as her husband's family abused her badly while she was pregnant.... Once BBC interview mushraf and asked him about bad treatment of womens in pakistan. They shown him womens being burned in pakistan by their husbands and then mushraf replied 'So what? They deserved it'. He even said most pakistani womens running away with white men for visa.... Same country talking about india.... Womens been treated badly in all nation but Arabs and Pakistan treats women even worse. i can post million links but it aint worth it.... Arabs and pakistan would end same way the Rome ended when the tourchering bowl spilled over (bad karma). Women should be respected around world.... Just like a son respects mother.... This was my last reply in this thread. My job is to let people know about the end of Bad nations between 2012 to 2015.... Trust me Pakistan in that List.... Sad but Truth....
 
A 'Canadian' of Pakistani origin or a Pakistani located in Canada, RaptorRX707 has found it expedient to cut and past this crap. OK, so where does Pakistan stand? Obviously way below India as it doesn't even figure in that hallowed list!

Unfortunately, you've put your foot in your mouth as you've tried your best to denigrate India! Your experiment seems to have boomeranged! Sheeesh!
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Saudi Arabia ahead of India in women rights...:what:..shows the authenticity of the report.
Saudi Arabia should start giving basic rights to women then it can start comparing with India

Looks like you Indians have started believing your own fairytales.
 
Pakistanis writting about indian womens.... Arabs and pakistanis treat women worse then indian treat indian women.... Recently a mumbai women runaway and married pakistani guy.... He died by Heart attack while driving. She begged indian goverment to save her as her husband's family abused her badly while she was pregnant.... Once BBC interview mushraf and asked him about bad treatment of womens in pakistan. They shown him womens being burned in pakistan by their husbands and then mushraf replied 'So what? They deserved it'. He even said most pakistani womens running away with white men for visa.... Same country talking about india.... Womens been treated badly in all nation but Arabs and Pakistan treats women even worse. i can post million links but it aint worth it.... Arabs and pakistan would end same way the Rome ended when the tourchering bowl spilled over (bad karma). Women should be respected around world.... Just like a son respects mother.... This was my last reply in this thread. My job is to let people know about the end of Bad nations between 2012 to 2015.... Trust me Pakistan in that List.... Sad but Truth....

1st bold part : Links please

2nd bold part : Post them please let us see..

3rd bold part : OK Pandit ji or should i call you Najumi jee ?
 
Well i think they have laws that will discipline you. You don't see the point in all this. Its for the protection of Women. Yes some are too harsh especially on driving and abbiya clothing but on the contrary Saudis understand their own people especially of men and If some dude wants to go and make a mess, their government will always make sure that its in a foreign country.

In India after 18 years of age, you don't need anyone's permission to do things but in Saudi Arabia husband's permission is required for every document.

In India beating wife can land a man in jail if she chose to complain.
 

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