Mangalore one of the safest cities in India ..

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

Definitely. In general most of the Southern cities are safes cities. But not all. For example, my own city is not so safe. Atrocities on woman, rape and murder are almost regular happenings

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

Of course...Domestic Violence is a silent crime. A woman, bound by marriage and the fear of society, tolerates mental and physical harassment. Its very unfortunate.

Abhishek Sharma wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

Of course...Domestic Violence is a silent crime. A woman, bound by marriage and the fear of society, tolerates mental and physical harassment. Its very unfortunate.

Yeah the issue of domestic violence is raising over the years. Nowadays its not only women but also men who suffers domestic violence. There are few cases reported in the newspapers where men have been at the receiving ends.

jabeen wrote:

Abhishek Sharma wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

Of course...Domestic Violence is a silent crime. A woman, bound by marriage and the fear of society, tolerates mental and physical harassment. Its very unfortunate.

Yeah the issue of domestic violence is raising over the years. Nowadays its not only women but also men who suffers domestic violence. There are few cases reported in the newspapers where men have been at the receiving ends.

In many cases women forget about physical abuse once the husbands are good to them and any effort made by anyone to bring out the issue is nipped in the bud. I remember a case that happened here about a woman , mother of one of our students who would come with bruises at times . She confided in me that her husband would beat her up at the slightest pretext and many a times she had left home but he wd follow her , promise her never to hit her and bring her back. 2 years ago he pushed her so hard that her head and right side of her face and ear got severely damaged to the extent her jaw was broken and she lost her hearing capacity in the right ear. But even after that although she wanted to Lodge a complaint, his parents, brothers etc threatened , cajoled her not to do so ...Now he is back to his old ways  and the poor woman has become immune to everything around her. One can imagine the impact this would happen on her two children, they would hate their father !

usha manohar wrote:

jabeen wrote:

Abhishek Sharma wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

Of course...Domestic Violence is a silent crime. A woman, bound by marriage and the fear of society, tolerates mental and physical harassment. Its very unfortunate.

Yeah the issue of domestic violence is raising over the years. Nowadays its not only women but also men who suffers domestic violence. There are few cases reported in the newspapers where men have been at the receiving ends.

In many cases women forget about physical abuse once the husbands are good to them and any effort made by anyone to bring out the issue is nipped in the bud. I remember a case that happened here about a woman , mother of one of our students who would come with bruises at times . She confided in me that her husband would beat her up at the slightest pretext and many a times she had left home but he wd follow her , promise her never to hit her and bring her back. 2 years ago he pushed her so hard that her head and right side of her face and ear got severely damaged to the extent her jaw was broken and she lost her hearing capacity in the right ear. But even after that although she wanted to Lodge a complaint, his parents, brothers etc threatened , cajoled her not to do so ...Now he is back to his old ways  and the poor woman has become immune to everything around her. One can imagine the impact this would happen on her two children, they would hate their father !

That's very sad case and would surely effect the children. Hating father is just one of the issue. Children grown up under such atmosphere are likely to show behavioural problems.

Definitely, domestic violence lead to many unwanted results on all the members of the family, especially on children  Children who live in homes, where there is domestic violence grow up in an environment that is unpredictable, filled with tension and anxiety, and dominated by fear.

 This can lead to significant emotional and psychological trauma.

rambabu wrote:

Definitely, domestic violence lead to many unwanted results on all the members of the family, especially on children  Children who live in homes, where there is domestic violence grow up in an environment that is unpredictable, filled with tension and anxiety, and dominated by fear.

 This can lead to significant emotional and psychological trauma.

I guess you are beyond shame now since no matter how many times you are caught with your copy paste job you keep doing it again and again , probably because this site admin has become so lax..

jabeen wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

jabeen wrote:

Abhishek Sharma wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

Of course...Domestic Violence is a silent crime. A woman, bound by marriage and the fear of society, tolerates mental and physical harassment. Its very unfortunate.

Yeah the issue of domestic violence is raising over the years. Nowadays its not only women but also men who suffers domestic violence. There are few cases reported in the newspapers where men have been at the receiving ends.

In many cases women forget about physical abuse once the husbands are good to them and any effort made by anyone to bring out the issue is nipped in the bud. I remember a case that happened here about a woman , mother of one of our students who would come with bruises at times . She confided in me that her husband would beat her up at the slightest pretext and many a times she had left home but he wd follow her , promise her never to hit her and bring her back. 2 years ago he pushed her so hard that her head and right side of her face and ear got severely damaged to the extent her jaw was broken and she lost her hearing capacity in the right ear. But even after that although she wanted to Lodge a complaint, his parents, brothers etc threatened , cajoled her not to do so ...Now he is back to his old ways  and the poor woman has become immune to everything around her. One can imagine the impact this would happen on her two children, they would hate their father !

That's very sad case and would surely effect the children. Hating father is just one of the issue. Children grown up under such atmosphere are likely to show behavioural problems.

Very true, in fact psycho analysts agree that it is better to separate and lead independent lives rather than make the home atmosphere miserable and unhealthy by being under the same roof.

usha manohar wrote:

jabeen wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

jabeen wrote:

Abhishek Sharma wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Coimbatore, in the state of Tamilnadu is one of the safest cities in India.At a time when a woman's safety in the Country has been discussed in depth, Coimbatore of  has topped the list of safest cities in the Country

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/coimbatore-one-of-the-safest-cities-for-women/articleshow/56517060.cms

Looking city of South India are safe than North.

I think the smaller cities tend to be safer because there is not much migrant or floating population ..It could be the same in the northern states as well. The problem is domestic violence which has no record since no one reports it whch happens everywhere but never spoken about ..

Of course...Domestic Violence is a silent crime. A woman, bound by marriage and the fear of society, tolerates mental and physical harassment. Its very unfortunate.

Yeah the issue of domestic violence is raising over the years. Nowadays its not only women but also men who suffers domestic violence. There are few cases reported in the newspapers where men have been at the receiving ends.

In many cases women forget about physical abuse once the husbands are good to them and any effort made by anyone to bring out the issue is nipped in the bud. I remember a case that happened here about a woman , mother of one of our students who would come with bruises at times . She confided in me that her husband would beat her up at the slightest pretext and many a times she had left home but he wd follow her , promise her never to hit her and bring her back. 2 years ago he pushed her so hard that her head and right side of her face and ear got severely damaged to the extent her jaw was broken and she lost her hearing capacity in the right ear. But even after that although she wanted to Lodge a complaint, his parents, brothers etc threatened , cajoled her not to do so ...Now he is back to his old ways  and the poor woman has become immune to everything around her. One can imagine the impact this would happen on her two children, they would hate their father !

That's very sad case and would surely effect the children. Hating father is just one of the issue. Children grown up under such atmosphere are likely to show behavioural problems.

Very true, in fact psycho analysts agree that it is better to separate and lead independent lives rather than make the home atmosphere miserable and unhealthy by being under the same roof.

That would be sensible thing to do under the circumstances. But unfortunately, in India there is still stigma associated with being a divorcee. As a result many women continue tolerating domestic violence.

Why women should tolerate authoritarianism and domestic violence perpetrated by men.?

 Yes , what you said is true, Indian woman should change. She should be fearless and brave enough to question men.

Unfortunately for many women, Pati ( Husband) is the  living God..

Unfortunately or fortunately our men preen themselves when their wives treat them like Parameshwar. It serves the it purpose very well..I remember someone on this forum saying that his wife never goes anywhere because she has to look after and cook for him , was it rambabu or someone else ? Either way with husbands who o ly want their needs to be fulfilled , if not one can expect a volcano for sure. The poor wife has no other go but to grit her teeth and call him Parameshwar..

Men use such women for their advantage. It is a known fact that it is a male dominated society. But women should learn that she should not yield to the man's greed.

It is a male oriented world. Even in advanced countries women are beholden to men in many ways. A bold woman is looked down from male point of view and soon finds herself without support. The remedy lies in more men sharing the women chores which is increasingly done by today's generation males.

Yes. Today's men are helping and sharing with some of the chores done by women. But  we need such large hearted men  more and more in number.

No doubt that nature has made men and women different and men are physically stronger which makes them think that they are superior in all spheres of life. To a large extent one has to blame women too for fanning their egos. Our men  become verbally large hearted when it is a question of lecturing others..

In many cases women become the catalysts for domestic violence. Mothers and sisters inciting the man to subdue his wife through physical force. It happens all the time and this has to do with the feudal mindset that our society has still not been able to shake off inspite of education and liberalization.

For a change you have not blamed the pseudo secular, fully communal and entirely corrupt party for the instigations by women.