Molkki Chatting Corner #64 - Page 25

Originally posted by: Manasi_16

Haan...I love the rains!!

aaeaam se khidki ke paas baitho, pakode aur chai ho, gaane suno❤️😳

Mujhe baarish vahi pasand hai jo bahut joro ki ho... Varna sab ganda ho jaata hai...to mujhe bilkul accha nahi lagta..🤔

Originally posted by: BossLady

Badi aai Will banane vali 😡

Originally posted by: BossLady

Ab kam se kam kapde to chod do

Ap to har chiz mai ghusti ja rhi ho

Originally posted by: BossLady

Sarcasm mai bola tha

Kajri jaha pada hai vahi marne do usko😡

Originally posted by: ReenVora

Baarish nahi isi liye garmi lag rahi hai

Pura district mai garmi aur vaha baarish..🙄

Originally posted by: SmithaRam

It is very hot here as well.😔 Hoping it will rain next week and cool down a bit.

Baarish ho to thodi thandak bhi ho..😪

Originally posted by: SmithaRam

❤️🤗

I share my birthday also with Krishna. Yep, I was born on the eve of Janmastami. 😳

One beautiful song krishna that I came across is in the movie - "vivaah" sung by Shreya Ghoshal. Sharing here for everyone to listen to this melody, hope you all like it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SlCvMyQSfI

Song is so beautiful...❤

Originally posted by: SmithaRam

Abortion laws are at a state level, it is upto the states to decide and rule against it. The cases I mentioned & the one Nezu mentioned were the ones where ladies had appealed at the supreme court.

Many states in this country have anti-abortion law. Meaning, aborting a foetus starting from 5 wk old is a crime. There are many exceptions where abortions are needed. For ex, a child in the womb detected with serious illness, or rape victims, unwed mothers who cannot raise the baby, etc etc.

So the cases that were brought up in the recent news are these exceptions( from these anti-abortion law states) where they had to get aborted, but were accused of the crime since they had to abort. Which the victims did not accept and hence appealed to supreme court. The old case was in 1973 where the appeal was granted and allowed the lady to make a choice. But a similar case now did not get the same result.

There is more to that news, but this is just the gist of it in layman terms.

But there are many states in this country that where there are no anti-abortion laws, meaning the woman gets to make a choice. Some even move to those states to live. The pro-life and pro-choice debate has been going on for many years, a usually controversial debate during election too.

Sorry for the long post, I hope I did not confuse further🤔

So it's on state that how can they use the law..

But fir agar iss rule ke opposition wale kya keh kar isko galat batate hai... Agar dekh jaaye to ye women rights ke tahat bilkul sahi hai.. To kis bases pe ye kehte hai ki ye galat hai..🙄

Sorry agar mera sawal bachkana lage to..😋

Originally posted by: SmithaRam

It totally makes sense in India given the high female foeticide. What is the law in India for abortion? I thought it was legal for exceptional cases upto 20wks of gestation. Is that not the case?

In the US, it is mainly because of religious reasons, Catholics who are pro-life. One political party tilts their policies towards religion.

This has become a daily dinner table conversation in our home of late. We are also thinking of moving out (of the country) if push comes to a shove, because our kids have very strong opinions about this topic!! Go figure.

Originally posted by: SmithaRam

It totally makes sense in India given the high female foeticide. What is the law in India for abortion? I thought it was legal for exceptional cases upto 20wks of gestation. Is that not the case?

In the US, it is mainly because of religious reasons, Catholics who are pro-life. One political party tilts their policies towards religion.

This has become a daily dinner table conversation in our home of late. We are also thinking of moving out (of the country) if push comes to a shove, because our kids have very strong opinions about this topic!! Go figure.

For exceptional cases it is now permitted till 24 weeks but I think you still require a doctor's consent...not sure though!

Religious reasons for anti-abortion laws is a bit too much to accept! I don't know why US is perceived to be more forward looking🤔