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Posted: 14 years ago
#51

Originally posted by: MERARAI



That statement that educated people are shackled at their homes was a hoity-toity comment. It goes to infer that somehow those who are educated alone have something to contribute and not the rest. In this day and economy there are many women, esp. in IT and other service industries who do their work out of their homes and get a paycheck every month. One can feel shackled whether at home or at work. It's all in the perception.

There are many unpud people who contribute more in service with their work. The lives of the educated folks is a breeze bec' of people like them. Every job and every person's service has a purpose and they are interlinked and interdependent. Some very successful people will say chalking success in life to book knowledge is a bit overrated.

Common example... If Pratigya went to work.. Unpad Piyasiya or Unpad Kesar will be doing her part of the housework.. so yes they are deffo interdependent...
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: carisma2

Common example... If Pratigya went to work.. Unpad Piyasiya or Unpad Kesar will be doing her part of the housework.. so yes they are deffo interdependent...

@underlined... that a very Sax trait....look how they view uneducated people....
Basically, Prats has written the article from her own personal perspective ... and not from the perspective of all women....
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Posted: 14 years ago
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oh poor baba bt it,s important now he,ll b more frustrating and will b irritating bt whatever is happening he done it by himself bt just hope everything sort out soon😍
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: a_uma

Your post just rang a bell in my head....😆😆😆
Does Prats article mean that only educated women should be working out of the house ???
What about the millions who are uneducated ??? they should be tied down within the four walls...???
Wonder what Prats (and CVs) have to say to the thousands of uneducated unskilled women who do hard manual labour and earn for their families..... farm labourers, construction site labourers, housemaids, etc....



well, i think we must not take the literal meaning of the word here.............the word 'siksha' includes a broader meaning ................it can be any type of education..............we say sangeet ki siksha, nirtya ka abhyaas, karigari etc and all of them come under the word 'siksha' ..............

the article said 'sikshit grihaniyaan.........' and not padi likhi grihiniyaan..........so it will include all grihiniyaan who has had a siksha in anything..........be it embroidery, cooking anything ..........

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