India is a land of ‘Unity in Diversity’.
‘Unity in Diversity’ is based on the concept where the individual or social differences in physical attributes, skin-colour, caste, creed, cultural and religious practices, etc. are not looked upon as a conflict. Rather, these differences are considered as varieties that enrich society and the nation as a whole.
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“I detest the masculine point of view. I am bored by his heroism, virtue, and honour. I think the best these men can do is not talk about themselves anymore.”
VIRGINIA WOOLF
Into more than seven decades of independence, our society still continues to remain rife with structural discrimination. Women, as the title suggests, the activeness of the mind reiterates us to visualize her as someone who’s weak, oppressed and marginalized, which provides us a picture of misogynist society and the prevalent norms of patriarchy.
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