CALCUTTA NOV 25 2008
The high court today rejected the anticipatory bail plea of a woman fearing arrest for her husband’s alleged torture and death.
Mihir Sarkar of Dhubulia, Nadia, hanged himself in his in-laws house this month.
Ananya,25, who was earlier accused of beating up her mother in-law, had apparently charged her husband and in-laws with torture when they protested. Mihir was arrested follwing that complaint, bt his wife withdrew the case and went back to her in-laws.
“When he became a mental wreck, she wanted to have him treated from her parents house.” Mihir’s brother said.
A lawyer described the case as “rare because the husband was allegedly driven to a death”. “Mihir had called a friend and revealed how he was being tortured.” He added.
Manik Das said Mihir had called him the night before he committed suicide.
Ananya’s lawyer Sekhar Basu said she had “nothing to do with the death”.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Liberisation of woman??
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Cities/38_of_HIV_hit_in_Goa_are_women/articleshow/3782166.cms The article depicts that nowadays women are not ready to stand beside helpless husband. So women liberation means to kick out the husband from your life if he undergoes a fatal disease. I think court must not grant their divorce and should tell them to fight with your husband.
We see rallies ...some celebrities are out with placards that fight against HIV ...raising sympathy for HIV patients...we need to stay aside those patients.
But if life-partner cut away relationship with husband than how come the society stays beside the victim?
We see rallies ...some celebrities are out with placards that fight against HIV ...raising sympathy for HIV patients...we need to stay aside those patients.
But if life-partner cut away relationship with husband than how come the society stays beside the victim?
Friday, November 28, 2008
Is this still necessary to empower women in India
Indian government has the pleasure always to waste money of men. When most of the taxes are coming from the men's pocket and govt. waste those by expensing in unneccessary women welfare. The money can be used for population control, pollution control, child welfare and plantation.
Still there are lakhs of people who don't have meal for atleast two times in a day. But our anti-male government completely reluctant to remove more serious problems in India.
Still there are lakhs of people who don't have meal for atleast two times in a day. But our anti-male government completely reluctant to remove more serious problems in India.
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