Life's Like That...!!!

HE will keep testing you from time to time and you will see lots of UP's and DOWN's......try to never give up, you will definitely succeed in HIS test.....

Isn't time Running Out

Saturday, May 4, 2013

How a Child is Brought-Up, It really does matter...!!!


Indiblogger and BreakThrough organized a Blogger's meet in Bangalore on 28th April, 2013. Initially I thought its going to end up like any normal blogger's meet. I'm calling other meets as normal because this meet made them look normal in front of them. The moto of the meet was to "Ring The Bell" to spread awareness to treat women with respect.


It started at around 11:30 am and ended up at 2 pm. It started as it was supposed to. Issues were raised one by one(some by organizers and some by bloggers who attended the meet) and then everyone started putting up their views on it. Frankly Speaking, I thought that if not a regular meet then either it might turn up a boring one or it might lead to some heated discussions. But nothing such happened.

Although the event was focused at "Treat Women With Respect" but I would like to deviate from the topic a little bit. Its not that I don't care about the respect of any woman in the society. I do care and I'm also against those elements of the society due to whom, not only in Delhi, but right now in the whole nation, young girls and women think thousand times before going out. I also know that I might be the only one who'll be putting forward these points. But just once, go through the points below and think once.

1) The event was mainly aimed at spreading awareness among the men in the society about the violence happening against women and treat them with respect. But my point is whenever and wherever I've been through, "Why majority of places I've seen a mother-in-law abusing her daughter against whatever she does or a newly wed daughter-in-law for the dowry or anything?" I don't want to put forward the name, but I've even seen this with one my relative, a mother treating her daughter badly. She also thinks her son is superior than her daughter, no matter what that young fellow does. If a woman is only promoting a man against other woman of the same family, how can one help...???
Pick up any real case of dowry, mother of the guy must have played the role a real "(B)/(W)itch".

2) In the last line of the previous comment, I highlighted "real". You must be wondering why...???
There is a section in the Indian Law Book, 498A, that allows any woman to put forward a case against her in-laws or relatives for abuses and sexual harassment. Consider a situation, "a lady is not satisfied with the lifestyle and living standards of the family of her in-laws. Obviously being an arrange marriage, she can't say anything openly in the society. But if she's smart enough, she can file a case of abuse or harassment against the family and wooofff...its done...She is back in her home with a divorce and with the money. Who cares about the family back there...??? But they are behind bars for atleast next 3 years." This was one fictitious situation stated by me, who knows how many actual such cases happen every year. Considering the normal family where no chance of bribing the law can take place(which is common these days), such that no partiality is done while taking the decision, only 15-18% cases are proved and end up in conviction. Rest end up with the harassment to the family of in-laws in the society. But no such law exists till date which can repay the cost of insult and harassment suffered by the family.

3) "When men talk dirty, its misbehavior. But when women talk dirty, they are trying to be frank". I disagree with this statement. I have lived in Delhi, I have seen the situation getting reversed. But one statement by any woman against any man for "An attempt to rape", and he is screwed. I don't think I need to tell that after that how your society and family will look at you after that.

4) Why misuse the Law...??? Just think on this last point, If a person is wrongly convicted and put behind bars, that person will surely commit some crime once he comes out, maybe the same one for which he spent couple of years of his life in jail. The thinking would be "I've already spent so many years without doing anything, then lets try it once". I'd like to highlight some facts from Jinesh Zaveri's blog:
"Women go to the police with a complaint (may be false), but the system provides to record that as a criminal complaint and that data adds in to the National Statistics of Crime Against Women. When male goes with a genuine complaint, the police at max can record a Non-Cognizable offence against a women. That will never reflect in the statistics. The how will one gauge crime against men? Every 100 Suicides in India have 63 Males and 37 Females. Every 100 Male suicides have 45 married males and every 100 women suicides have 25 married women. Married women suicides have default arrests of the in-laws under presumed dowry death. Married men suicides entitle wife for a 50% share in property. What kind of equality is this?"
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Now coming back to general discussion:

Every parent says this to their son "respect a woman". I agree. Every parent says their son cannot do this and that, he is innocent, But a question for all those parents... "Have you ever thought, that what activities your son does behind your back?Same question applies to the parents for their daughters also. Can you say and prove that your child is not involved in any wrong activity...??? If yes, then your upbringing is the one on which you should be proud of, otherwise, think upon it before commenting on anyone elses.


Once again, I'd conclude with 3 things:

1) "Upbringing matters for both men and women in the society".
2) Not only men, a woman should also learn how to treat other men and women in the society.
3) If the upbringing is good, and the society around us is educated, why would someone have a need to misuse the Law or shut himself/herself down completely against the violence even if some wrong is done to the person...??? I'd like to quote 3 lines from a song for why people don't raise their voice for wrong:

"जब लैम्पपोस्ट की गंदली पीली रौशनी में कुछ कुछ सा होता है,
जब कोई साया खुद को थोड़ा बचा बहाकर गुम्सायो में खोता है,
जब उलाके ख्वाबोँ को गाडी का गर्म उजाला धीमे धीमे लोटा है,
तब शहर हमारा सोता है। "


A rough translation: 
"When someone tries to do some crime, when people try to run for their life, no-one comes out to help anyone. The whole city sleeps at that time"



How will they, when they don't have even their near and dear ones to help. But the Question why do no one comes up for help...??? I guess mainly because of misbehavior of Law servants...


PS: Why Law Misuse...??? Just give it a thought...Lawmisuse can even create a potential rapist...
PS: Just my views...I'm neither a married men, nor a sufferer. I'm a student. So no offences please :P


Sunday, April 21, 2013

The Blast Aftermath - 55 Fiction




Image Courtesy: Google


"Past seven years, it was routine for her. She waited for him. But today he was late. This had never happened before, his phone was unreachable. Her heart started pounding. She didn't want the bad news. But the phone rang, and she knew, he’s also one of them.

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He’s also one of the BLAST VICTIMS"


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PS: An attempt to a new writing style: 55 fiction



Sunday, April 14, 2013

"Ladies with Makeup in Gurudwara" and "Poor Me"... B-)


It might sound weird to most of you, but I do sometimes go to Gurudwara (place of worship for Sikhs, although people from all religions can be seen there).

Now, you might be thinking, am I a hardcore "theist" or what...???
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I don't think it is the right platform to get into such type of questions...

Lets get back to the main issue "Ladies with Makeup in Gurudwara" and "Poor me"...

Actually, in our religion, we've been taught to call everyone with respect...for example...

1) every male you encounter of our your age... "Veer ji"...i.e., "Brother"
2) every elder male... "Bhappa ji"...
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similarly, for ladies,
3) for elder ladies... "Bebbe" for "mother/grandma"...or "Bibi"...to be used as a respect for ladies...like "Ladyship"
4) of approximately your age... "Behen ji"...i.e., "sister"
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However, yesterday I realized the problem of sikh guys of my age...especially from age group 20-25...

Obviously, sometimes it hurts to call a young girl "sister"...but the problem is when you call a lady "sister" and she stares at you with a look..."Hey kiddo...I'm the age of your Aunt...not sister"...
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But the BIGGEST PROBLEM is:

"When you call a lady who looks like "Bebbe"(Aunt/Mother) and you call her that, but later you realize that she's of your age and that disaster was the result of OVER-MAKE-UP..."

and just to confirm that you've been screwed...either she'll look at you and ignore what you've said...or she'll give you the worst possible look she can...

Have been through this type of situation couple of times...any suggestions...??? :P

PS: to all the ladies...either give-up makeup...or tolerate us... :P :P :P

No offences... ;)

-Regards...

 

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

So YOU really think YOU can DANCE...???


"Do I know how to dance...???"

After watching these two...those who think they know little bit of dancing will surely ask this question to themselves...


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and here's a ROBOT DANCE to end the post... ;)

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PS: Until and unless you're really an exceptional dancer...I think you'll really be questioning yourself by now... ;)
PS: No offence to any particular dance style...but seriously this made me think for sometime about me :P

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

दास्ताने दिल...!!!


Was wondering what should be my 200th post like...???
Then suddenly something happened which reminded me of someone and which made me come up with this...Rest you are wise enough to understand...Don't go too deep and if you go, then don't think too deep and if you think too deep then don't relate me with anything... :P :P :P


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कभी जिनकी एक झलक के लिए तड़पते थे हम ,
अब उनसे दो पल की गुफ्तगू की जुस्तजू में तड़पते हैं हम। 

कभी जिनको देख लब्ज़ो पे आई बातें भी रुक सी जाती थी हमारे,
क्या अब उनके लिए दिल में बसे ढाई अक्षर भी कभी बयाँ कर पाएंगे लब्ज़ हमारे?

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Till now for whose one glimpse I've always been waiting impatiently,
Now I also just keep waiting for the moment to talk to the person just once.

In front of whom I was never able to say even what I wished to,
Is it possible to say those heart felt words for the person now...???

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*****Couldn't come up with a proper English Translation. Hope it conveys the full meaning.


PS: Special thanks to my sister for making me start this...have helped a lot to me at tough times...
PS: Thanks everyone for your support...Just hope this page keeps on going... :) :) :)


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