Western media has been indulging in massive anti-Indian propaganda, degrading its people and terming various Indian cities as “rape capitals.” Anil Kumar exposes this misinformation campaign.
Partha Sadhukhan makes the case for why the Indian government should establish a Men’s Commission and a Men’s Welfare agency.
Dowry law is one area of Indian law that many have acknowledged as a real problem, but Virag Dhulia notes that this only scratches the surface of the problem.
Violence is never funny. Unless of course it’s a man being severely abused by a woman.
Breaking news in India – Men’s Rights protests prompt Highest Court of India to overturn the totalitarian and scandalous provisions of VAWA that have been used to deny men their legal and human rights. We hope that VAWA meets a similar fate elsewhere.
Domestic Violence against men in India has long been recognised. Such knowledge is about to be swept under the carpet as highly funded profeminist agencies work to institute the belief that only men can perpetrate domestic violence, and that only women are the victims.
Misandry in India has a lot of political support in India. The country is often referred to as a socialist republic and all political parties are expected to swear by socialism to participate in the electoral process.
Amit Desphande recently attended a lecture given by a prominent Indian feminist. To our non-surprise, he got to ask no questions, but he does have some keen observations.
How prejudiced about a country and its people do you have to be to blindly accept any statistic you read? Anil Kumar looks at one such statistic, and calls on the Thomson Reuters foundation and the British Government to clean up their act.
The Indian judiciary, notorious for its corruption and scandalous misandry, has recently found itself hoist with its own petard, as retired judges begin finding themselves caught up by the very legal practices they once defended as noble and necessary to “protect women.”
