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In what ways youth can prevent violence against women

In what ways youth can prevent violence against women
Start Date :
Jun 23, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Share your views on the following topic: In what ways youth can prevent violence against women? The last date to share your views is 31st October, 2015.

Share your views on the following topic: In what ways youth can prevent violence against women?

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Rohit v v
Rohit v v 11 years 2 weeks ago
#Youth development,#women safety Women safety comes only through education,awareness and empowerment.Women become more storng ,while she aware about laws and institute that our govt made to protect her. Our govt should make our lae and order system women friendly ,they can approach our law without any fear. It is a good idea ,that we start our awareness from our school period itself. Govt should establish a women safety corridors in each city with safety points and regular intervals.
Debalina Sinha
Debalina Sinha 11 years 2 weeks ago
1.Due to technology pornographic sites are easily accessible to youth, on the other hand sex education is still hard to get so without knowing the fact they try to implement those actions in reality…Government must bring restrictions on those sites.2. Parents must teach their sons that “mere for their gender they can't get any privilege "3. Girls please pay a conscious effort to choose your peer group & of course dress 4. Media can show the condition of offender after disclosing the crime.
PUJA RAVINDRA CHAVAN
PUJA RAVINDRA CHAVAN 11 years 2 weeks ago
Truly emphasize on women empowerment by educating girls on self defense right from school and college.Special girls/women development cell,where they are developed both mentally and physically. Add girls/women development subject in the curriculum compulsory. More workshop on awareness on sexual abuse for all age group.OR App for women development where all the above thing is at just one click. And quick judgement and strict punishment on crime.
Roona Shukla
Roona Shukla 11 years 2 weeks ago
Respected Sir, Spreading the message of YAM and NIYAMS to the society. YAMS namely :1. Ahimsa (Non Violence) 2. Satya (Truthfulness) 3. Asteya (Honesty) 4. Brahmacharya (Sexual Continence) 5. Aparigrah (Non Possessiveness. NIYAMS Namley: 1. SHAUCH (Cleanliness) 2. SANTOSH (Contentment) 3. TAPA (Austerity) 4. SWADHYAYA (Study of good literature, etc) 5. ISHWAR PRANIDHAN (Surrender to God). If these 10 points are imbibed in the life of every single human being. All problems will end.
Kuldip Katariya
Kuldip Katariya 11 years 2 weeks ago
#YouthDevelopment, #WomenSafety 1) TV this is the mail source to bring bed thoughts into the Youth mind . Actress , Actors behavior needs to change , Positive TV shows can help very big way to put great thoughts into the young midns. 2) Reach-ability of "DHARMA GYAN" thru many spiritual leaders like Sri Sri Ravi sankar , Swaminarayan ,Brahma Kumaries , Baba Ramdev , If young mind are assosicated with this type of positive Social Group , they will never diverted into this kind of Beg things.
Sarita Agarwal
Sarita Agarwal 11 years 2 weeks ago
The real change starts from our homes and through our primary education, respectively. It is important to inculcate values embracing women as equals and not as second class citizens. We must also raise our voice against injustice and discrimination against women in our families, only then we will be able to bring about any real change. I also encourage women to stand-up for themselves. Please speak up and do not get intimidated. #YouthDevelopment, #WomenSafety
SURIYA DEVI D M
SURIYA DEVI D M 11 years 2 weeks ago
Heavy & Strict laws only change the violence against women in our country."ALL WOMEN MUST BE PROTECTED IN ALL PUBLIC PLACES" mainly(school,colleges,offices,bus,train etc).Treat women like human beings with respect and dignity.