Thoughts on Women's Day

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Today, we are celebrating International women day to show our tribute to the contributions made by women in this world. In recent times, women around the world have seen a lot of improvement in their living standards, especially in countries like India and this improvement is significant. Therefore, this day is also celebrated in India with full respect to women, who have made significant contributions in business, politics, career, general life etc.

A lot of people in India celebrate this day by sending flowers, cards or SMS to their mothers, sisters, wives or other female friends. However, still, there is a lot more required to be done to provide more help to women of India because even today, millions of women in India are not able to use all of their basic rights; and are living under the influence of others. Second big issue which is required to be addressed is the thinking of a large number of people about women who still believe that women are either second-class citizens or a burden.


These people can accept women as their mothers, wives or girlfriends but they cannot accept them as their daughters. Every year, millions of unborn girls are killed without given a chance to see the world. Recently, one of my friends in the medical field was approached by his highly educated and well settle friend to get help in performing a sex test for his first child because he did not want to give birth to a girl child and would go for absorption if sex test determines a girl.


All these things clearly indicate that how still thinking of some people about women has not changed with time and they are still not ready to provide the right place to women which they deserve in this world. Overall, we can hope for positive changes in the future where women become more independent and free to live as they want and get all the real respect which they deserve.

Also, read-
How difficult it to be like a woman?
When it is a crime to give birth to a girl child in India
The woman still an inferior sex
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