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Why India is rated the least safe country for women
More than 80% of people in India believe in Hinduism. Hinduism considers sex to be sacred and to be pursued with all of your heart.
There is a sexist group in Hinduism. One of their pleasures is sexual intercourse between men and women, and they are united in the ultimate joy, so as to experience the state of oneness between the individual soul and the universe. This is the method of practice.
Kamasuta, also known as the Kama Sutra, is a classic book devoted to sex in ancient India. The book details a variety of sex techniques, including how men seduce other wives and women who become mistresses. Today Kamasuta is available in every bookstore in India.
In the classic Indian epic “Ramayana”, it is recorded that when Shiva and his wife had a good relationship, it lasted for 100 years at a time, and the middle was uninterrupted. It stopped only when the gods persuaded him. As a result, Shiva’s semen sprayed It became the Ganges River, the mother river that gave birth to Indian civilization. Hindus worship Lord Shiva basically by worshipping Linga.
The so-called linga is Shiva’s erect penis, and the standard linga is like a column sitting on a yoni, a symbol of the female genitalia. Such lingams are common in India, from national museums to small vendors’ stalls. Most of the linga are women, who pour milk on the linga reverently, while chanting and praying for blessings.
Enjoying sex is justified, but in India, the real problem is that enjoying sex is not equal to men and women. In traditional Indian culture, men regard women as objects of sex and passively accept them. Former Indian President Zair Singh in the notorious It was said in the speech that a woman is an object of enjoyment.
This idea can be traced back to ancient India. In Sanskrit and Tamil poetry, women are always described as slender waists, deeply sunken navels, and hypertrophic hips, objects of desire.
Talking about the root causes of women’s abuse in India, veteran journalist Sadipan said that in the scenario described in the classic Hindu epic, the Mahabharata, the abduction of women appears to be the standard pattern of courtship for the Kshatriya caste . God allows these kinds of sexual harassment.
Sadipan said: Traditional culture has deeply influenced us today. Like sports, alcohol and fighting, violence against women has become a ritual of masculinity, ranging from gang rape to domestic violence to street harassment.
A new survey by Thomson Reuters found that India is the least safe country for women in the world. The findings were slammed in India and rejected by both official and private institutions.
The BBC reported that Thomson Reuters surveyed 548 experts to comprehensively measure the status of women in various countries from six aspects: health protection, social discrimination, cultural traditions, sexual violence, general violence and human trafficking. In terms of the level of threats to women’s safety, India ranks first , ahead of countries such as Afghanistan, Syria and Saudi Arabia.
Once the findings of the investigation were disclosed, they were criticized in India. The National Women’s Congress of India said in a statement that the survey was “grossly unfair”. The Indian government’s Ministry of Women and Child Development said the survey ignored the huge strides that women’s rights in India had made in recent years.
The BBC quoted people in India as saying that compared with some countries with religious traditions, India pays more attention to the protection of women’s rights and interests. It has attracted more attention from the outside world, which has caused a great public response in India.
But the BBC cited figures that in 2016 in India, a woman was raped every 13 minutes, six women were gang-raped every day, a bride was killed every 69 minutes in a dowry dispute, and 19 women were killed every month. Throwing acid in the face, coupled with other incidents of violence against women – these data prove that the protection of women’s safety and rights in India is undeniable.
