And after news of demand of 1.5 crore (the 10% cut) from Ayesha Siddiqui, the saga deepens further: Ayesha Siddiqui could have framed other men too in past Chicago-based businessman Feroze Jalal says Ayesha Siddiqui is no pained wife, and that she tried to con him the same way she ‘framed’ Shoaib Malik. Hyderabad is my hometown —which I will soon be visiting, probably in June. I’m currently settled in Chicago with my wife. When I read the news about Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik and his alleged link up with the Hyderabad based-Ayesha Siddiqui, what immediately struck me was the …[Continue Reading]
Women organisations and Domestic Violence industry exposed in Shoaib Malik case
So you could never believe that many claims of domestic violence by women are nothing but a way to extort money from men using helpful legal fraternity, media, and judiciary to their advantage? You need proof, right? You are an intelligent person, who can think for themselves, and you care enough for women empowerment to waste your time listening to this lunatic fringe of so called men rights activists who have coined the phrase domestic violence industry? So read the story below. Mediators in Shoaib-Ayesha settlement want share of 15-cr pie People who came across as well-wishers during her moment …[Continue Reading]
Shoaib episode: Indian feminists rubbing their hands with glee
In Sania Mirza-Shoaib Malik episode, some people think about it as marriage of celebrities, some think about whether it will do something good to Indo-Pak relations and so on. But there is a curious species on this planet which only seems to be interested in getting men behind bars – and you guessed it right, it goes by the name Indian feminists. Friends find Siddiqui family’s tactics strange From the above news story, this is what a women’s organisation representative has to say: Women activists Deccan Herald spoke to agree it is a complex case and they are happy they …[Continue Reading]
Feminists’ myths about domestic violence being busted
Newer Perspectives on Domestic Violence That domestic violence is a preserve of men is demolished by this data on lesbian couples: Nor is the incidence of DV among lesbian cohorts minimal. In fact, abuse among lesbians occurs with far greater frequency than among heterosexuals (given as 24% by the study above), and far more frequently than male-on-female abuse. Estimates of abuse have ranged between 47% and 73% (Coleman, 1990; Bologna, Waterman, Dawson, 1987; Lie. et al. 1991) among lesbian subjects who responded to questionnaires assessing prevalence of some form of physical, sexual, or emotional-psychological abuse in at least one relationship. …[Continue Reading]
Delhi High Court does historical justice to women by invoking the constitution
In a major boost to women’s rights, the Delhi High Court has ruled that any alleged wrong done to a woman at any time in history can be set right by provisions of Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA). Read excerpts of news below: http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_domestic-abuse-case-can-be-filed-any-time-delhi-hc_1362252 Allowing Ms Bhanot’s appeal, the court underlined the ‘historical reality’ — that women in our society have been subjected to discrimination, misbehavior and ill-treatment not only outside their house, also inside it. “Even a working woman — from a construction worker to a qualified professional — is not always treated with respect at home,” Justice Jain said. …[Continue Reading]
Why marriage is a losing game for urban men?
The social reality for any kind of marriage has changed in India, I think after year 2001 or so. (Maybe it coincided with large scale job creation for middle classes). Now, a woman who earns 1/3rd income of husband and gets housework done through maids etc paid for by husband; still thinks she is in some way superior to husband. This is the effect of financial freedom (read parasitic freedom) and easy social environment for women in large cities at least. Some women may actually be doing good work in managing both career and household, but the point I am …[Continue Reading]
CEDAW: or how I invited UN to destroy my family and country
The flyer below from RADAR gives the basic information about the nefarious designs and activities of organisations affiliated to United Nations. http://mediaradar.org/docs/RADARflyer-CEDAW-and-IVAWA.pdf CEDAW is a treaty promoted by the United Nations. CEDAW stands for the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. CEDAW has a committee of 23 U.N. “gender experts” that enforce compliance with the treaty. These are some of the enforcement actions the committee has taken in recent years: • Told China to de-criminalize prostitution. • Criticized Ireland for the role of religion in society. • Censured Belarus for observing Mother’s Day. Concerned Women …[Continue Reading]
i-VAWA is all Woozles
The RADAR organisation has published several flyers against international VAWA (Violence against Women Act), an act which aims to export the much-successful policies of family-breaking and social upheaval of western feminists to other countries, now that their captive markets have seen saturation and backlash. http://mediaradar.org/docs/RADARflyer-IVAWA-Foreign-Policy-Based-on-a-Woozle.pdf What is a a woozle: A “woozle” is a one-sided or fictitious claim designed to influence public opinion. Many woozles are found in the proposed International Violence Against Women Act: The Woozles from above flyer are: Only women are victims of domestic violence When women engage in partner violence, it is typically done in self-defence …[Continue Reading]
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