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Women are wonderful sisters, mothers, wives and daughters. They should be loved, cared, respected and protected at any cost.
Women are wonderful sisters, mothers, wives and daughters. They should be loved, cared, respected and protected at any cost
The feeling of no longer being safe in my own skin, Afraid of being alone at home even when I’m sixteen. To waking up hyperventilating in the middle of the night, and suddenly rubbing my blurry eyesight. I wish you’d be there to save me, my daddy I wish I could’ve left a mark on his body, Yet no amount of scratches could’ve come close to the unseen marks he has left on me. Do all these perverted individuals come from the same bloodline? I’m highly enraged and pissed, Is it only the rapists? Or is it the delay in legal proceedings that makes them feel they’ll not be convicted throughout their lifetime, Even after committing such a monstrous and heinous crime! Some cases are an impertinent shock to humanity, like that of raping a five year innocent girl. I doubt, do they even treat their own mother and sister as a pearl? Aren’t these people afraid of laws? Because now, we’re gonna break their jaws! We won’t just fill the petitions and light candles afterwards, We’ll knock out these cowards. We’re going to scream till they start choking with fear and see them hanged, let me be very clear. We won’t just cry, Till our eyes dry. Instead of killing ourselves, we’re going to trample the world And make sure that they get hurled! We won’t leave them merely, But we’re gonna expose the evil and fight them fiercely.
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The issue arose with the last name of the child. Mihal insisted her husband’s second name should be added as he had passed away when Sonu was in college.
Sonu and Roopa were all excited to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. It was even more special as they had just welcomed their bundle of joy in their lives. It is been just a week. Sonu’s mother Mihal wanted to have the naming ceremony as well on the same day.
While the preparations went on with inviting guests, booking the best event management team, and the buffet menu for the night, Mihal concentrated on the little one’s name. According to their family astrologer, they agreed on the name Sonia. Sonu was from Kolkata while Roopa was from South India. They followed all the religious rituals from both sides of the family and hence because of that their marriage took place without much hassle.
Babita Shivdasani Kapoor didn't let separation and traditional gender expectations stop her from raising her daughters as independent women!
“Mum single-handedly brought us up,” said Kareena Kapoor Khan, Indian actress and the daughter of the infamous Babita Shivdasani Kapoor, also known as Babita.
Babita Hari Shivdasani a yesteryear Indian actress was born on 20th April 1947 to the Indian actor Hari Shivdasani and a British Christian mother Barbara Shivdasani.
She made her debut in the film industry with the movie ‘Dus Lakh’ (1966) starring Om Prakash, Pran, and Helen.
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