Are Men redundant in our society?

In the eyes of our society, all abusers are monster men, all victims are pure and innocent sweet little women.

Virag Dhulia is the Public Relations Officer of Save Indian Family Foundation, and working for men’s rights and welfare.

4 responses to “Male Disposability – Myth or Reality”

  1. Sandeep

    Hello

    I have been going through your website and it’s really good that we men have a forum to
    Protect and foster our interests.

    While I’m not married , I would like to be part of this group.

    I’m in chennai and will appreciate someone getting in touch with me.

    Regards

    Sandeep

  2. asic

    i think the statistics doesn’t tell the complete picture. number might be high, but it doesn’t tell the % of males committing suicide against the % of women doing the same. that might tell a different story as number of males to females is not 1:1

  3. Virag

    Have you been to school? Are you blind? Can’t you see that the difference in the suicide rates of men and women is far higher than the difference in their population?

    Why bark without knowing the reality? First go and do some research on your own before showcasing your talent.

  4. Gaurav Gupta

    Good after noon Sir,

    I have seen your Association on Net & read your views. I appreciate Your views (from the bottom of my heart) & you would be happy to know that I firmly
    support You. Infact I am quite pleased to know that there are people who think like me. Otherwise in my locality
    whenever
    I do these kind of talks or express these kinds of views people don’t take me seriously. Some of them laugh at me.
    And I am talking about “MEN” (who laugh at me.)
    Infact “MEN” are not ready to believe that they are being taken for granted. In plain language they are unaware of the
    fact that they are being EXPLOITED, HARASSED, ANNOYED, HUMBLED & LOOKED DOWN UPON BY
    the WOMEN. I won’t explain how as you are already well aware of it.
    But the thing is how this big problem can be solved. In blunt words how this huge crisis can be do away with.
    Sir,I am glad & I praise men/boys like you who are trying to solve this problem & working for men’s rights.
    But There are numerous NGOs & WOMEN
    ORGANIZATIONS WORKING FOR WOMEN’S RIGHTS but is there any single one that is working for
    us (MEN)??! (Obviously, Barring Your One)
    There is National Commission for Women but none for Men!! There is a separate/special Ministry for Women but
    what about Men? Now women are saying its their birth-right to have 33% reservation in The Parliament of India.
    The crux of the matter is that to a large extent men are themselves responsible for their pathetic state.
    Reason-They are not United. Infact they are not even ready to accept that something wrong or unjust is being
    done to them. And I think, You would be aware of the fact that there are lakhs of ’gentlemen’ who are working
    laboriously, exclusively for women’s rights. It is quite shocking as well as ironical that they are not working for
    their own (Male) community. We are very few in number as well as in percentage. We need to work very hard, aggressively & swiftly and for that we ought to
    trust the members of our community. It’s not enough to chat on Internet. We must interact by phone/mobile
    And if feasible, we should meet on a regular basis in person.
    My own Cell Number is 09968235376 and you are most welcome to call me any time between 8am to 11pm.

    In the end, I must say that I am really impressed by your effort & I am grateful to you for that.

    With Best Wishes
    Gaurav Gupta.

    Delhi,
    India

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