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To, Shri Salman Khurshid The Honorable Minister for Law and Justice Sub: – Paying (multiple) maintenance to qualified and empowered women for short marriage must be stopped with immediate effect. Honorable Minister, Ordering maintenance to a qualified woman voluntarily, incapacitating herself after a  October 19th, 2011 |  Category: Domestic Violence, Male Bashing, Men's Rights, Open Letter |  2 comments  All the characters in the below story excerpt are fictitious and bear no resemblance whatsoever to any person living or dead, any resemblance is purely co-incidental. Before going into the details of how the Mandavli Bill can be a serious concern for husbands, lets walkthrough a short imaginary story. Read More Male hatred (misandry) has been there since ages. Misandry never started with the advent of feminism. Feminists merely amplified the existing misandry and encashed it for their sinister agenda of discriminating men, under the guise of a socially relevant term – “Gender Equality”. There wasn’t any concept of feminism at the January 22nd, 2011 | Category: Domestic Violence, Male Bashing, Men's Rights, Open Letter | Leave a comment The suicide statistics for the year 2009 for India are out as published by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) – a unit of the Ministry of Home Affairs. A glimpse of the figures is Unmarried boys – 17738. Unmarried girls – 10063. Husbands – 58192 Wives – 31300 Widower – As I write this article, I recollect an incident dating back to about a year ago. A man from Pune was talking to me on phone about how the local tabloid, “Pune Mirror” had covered the false implication of the man in a matrimonial case, the man being accused of abetting his wife’s Did You Know? Men have made some of the most wonderful inventions/discoveries which have made life easy today, like: The internet – backbone of the technological progress of the 21st century. Medicines that made baby-delivery easy for women – one of the most progressive inventions of the 20th century. It’s majorly the men who have There’s a widespread belief that it’s mainly women who are the victims of violence in the home, but a study suggests that as many as 40% of victims are men. The group Parity, which campaigns for men’s rights, says that male victims are often ignored by police and there are only September 21st, 2010 | Category: Domestic Violence, Male Bashing, Men's Rights, News | Leave a comment By Sinikka Tarvainen, DPA Madrid (dpa) – Women’s rights need to be defended, most Spaniards agree – but do men need their own liberation movement as well? Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero’s progressive women’s rights policies have sparked a debate on whether his campaign for the equality of Between 7 and 10 per cent of men are exposed to either physical or mental abuse at home “I must be the first man in the Balkans to admit that I have been battered by my wife,” Dusan Stojkovic said with a wry smile, speaking from Serbia’s first safe house 10 per cent of Serbian men were exposed to either physical or mental abuse at home Cuprija, Serbia: “I must be the first man in the Balkans to admit that I have been battered by my wife,” Dusan Stojkovic said with a wry smile, speaking from Serbia’s first safe house for battered |
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