I was a very loved and pampered child in my parent’s house. I have had the freedom to express myself. Voice my opinion. Although my parents don’t agree with me most of the time but I can speak. I never felt that I am less than anyone just because I am a girl. And I am thankful for that.
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India, the seventh-largest country by area, the second most populated country, the most populous democratic country and, one of the oldest civilizations in the world. The constitution of India is a unique. It provides a mixture of federalism and Unitarianism, and flexibility and with the rigidity.
Article 15 of the constitution says that the state shall not discriminate one against only of religion, race, gender, place of birth, or any of them. Despite that India has been named the 4th most dangerous country in the world for women in the last year’s Thomson Reuters Foundation survey.
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According to a study, depression will be the second-leading cause of disability worldwide by 2020. Depression is widely prevalent in women in all age groups, especially in India. Indian women face hurdles which including stigma about mental health, lack of mental health professionals, lack of awareness, the disadvantaged position of women in society, multiple roles, increased levels of stress, and domestic violence.
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She believes in couple love, equality and speaking up her mind. But, Her husband’s family is completely different. This is the story of raj and sejal or you can say the story of most of the married women of this generation.
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