women forum

Women women are capable of competing with Men in every field and aspect when given equal oppurtunities and we believe that establishing subsidies or other plans will only keep them suppressed and alienated. According to NOI Women are not equal to men, they are considered greater than men...

As the country bid farewell to goddess Durga, the demon-slayer, on Dashami and witnessed the evil king Ravana being vanquished on Dussehra, a humble Muslim woman in a remote Jammu village slew a dreaded Lashkar terrorist single-handedly. Exhibiting astonishing, raw courage, Rashida Begum took...

It goes without saying that Indian women have been achievers since the pre-independence era. Take the example of Rani of Jhansi, who fought bravely in the first mutiny of 1857 against colonial rule. And women also participated subsequently in the struggle against the British. For instance...

I am among some of the boys who want to see women with respect. The modern Indian women must get the respect they deserve. Now the ''open fashioned girls'' are ignoring that their dignity is being buried with every one staring at them. ''Looking beneath... up and down!!!'' Modernity requires new...

Is only working woman can be a good life partner? In today's fasting world any boy who is suitable for marriage always demand for a working girl as a life partner. So my question hea is tat only working out defines that a woman will be a good house maker. What about her mental structure, her...

hi friends, if the age of marriage of girls if raised from 18 to 21 and for boys from 21 to 23.. would be useful for girls? they may get time to go for career and also self effecient to earn if any case of unsatisfactory marriage... more education might increase chance of say in married life...

women in india are gaining greater acceptance in the society as important role players, yet are we truly free to make our choices? Do we have the right to choose our lifestyles, our partners, our careers?

Its said that women is greatest enemy of women.What do you say about this?

whats your view?

Indian American Indra Nooyi, the Chairman and CEO of Pepsico U.S., has been ranked as the third most powerful woman in the world by Forbes magazine. According to the magazine, Nooyi is the highest-ranked woman in business as she successfully expands the food and beverage giant internationally...