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It's just a damn poll/survey. Stats paint a different picture, as usual *ing Western agencies trying to sell an agenda, no respect for morally bankrupt agenda driven assholes. We have to do much better in this department agreed but LOL at the rankings, LOL LOL LOL. Libtards will have a field day now, somehow linking this to the ruling party and PM.

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Just now, zen said:

Where in particular we are ranked does not matter in the end. What's important is to try to make the country safe for women. May be aim for a place in the top 10! 

The place is as safe as any other country with decent peace loving population. You cannot expect a utopian level of safety anywhere in the world.

 

This is propaganda to push feminism in India just like it was done to Europe and North America.

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This is not based on stats, this is a joke based on poll of obscure "experts" opinions. In their opinion they rate India #1 in "culture and religion" where the criteria is: "including acid attacks, female genital mutilation, child marriage, forced marriage, punishment/retribution through stoning or physical abuse or mutilation and female infanticide/foeticide". Who knows INC would have paid those experts as they are a "Philanthropic arm of Reuters", anyway! Even FirstPost has a rebuttal!

 

https://www.firstpost.com/india/rahul-gandhis-india-unsafe-for-women-claim-dubious-slanders-my-countrymen-writes-poonam-mahajan-4602511.html

 

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Right in the beginning of their methodology page, they say, "The Thomson Reuters Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Thomson Reuters, the world's largest news and information provider, conducted a global perception poll of experts in women's issues to highlight the most dangerous countries for women."

 

They further add, "We contacted 548 experts focused on women’s issues including aid and development professionals, academics, health workers, policymakers, non-government organisation workers, journalists, and social commentators."

 

These "experts" were asked to name the five most dangerous countries for women based on a few questions. So, this was just the "perception" of the people that Thomson Reuters consider as experts in women's issues.

 

Essentially, their claim of India being the "most dangerous country for women" is not based on data but is entirely based on what a small number of people think!

 

 

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5 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

This is not based on stats, this is a joke based on poll of obscure "experts" opinions. In their opinion they rate India #1 in "culture and religion" where the criteria is: "including acid attacks, female genital mutilation, child marriage, forced marriage, punishment/retribution through stoning or physical abuse or mutilation and female infanticide/foeticide". Who knows INC would have paid those experts as they are a "Philanthropic arm of Reuters", anyway! Even FirstPost has a rebuttal!

 

https://www.firstpost.com/india/rahul-gandhis-india-unsafe-for-women-claim-dubious-slanders-my-countrymen-writes-poonam-mahajan-4602511.html

 

 

 

Wow! Way to go firstpost! Did not expect from them.

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Most of these polling agencies are arms of the church - makes it very easy and cheap to peddle atrocity literature. This kind of libellous shyte will only increase in volume as India approaches the 10 trillion economy mark. Why the arbitrary 10 trillion milepost? Its just my belief that at that point, India will have sufficient industrial base to dictate its own future - proverbial FU money. Then you can kick out all the gora jihadis and their hanger-ons within the country and give the middle finger to their sponsors outside whenever you wish. 

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3 hours ago, MechEng said:

The place is as safe as any other country with decent peace loving population. You cannot expect a utopian level of safety anywhere in the world.

 

This is propaganda to push feminism in India just like it was done to Europe and North America.

Crimes against women are not the only concern. It pains to see kids begging on the streets or picking up garbage to get through the day. I would like to see a culture where people are repelled by this and take action to rectify the situation 

 

People should at least use such things to introspect and try to create awareness of what the expectations are 

 

 

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8 hours ago, cric_fan said:

No surprises. Every other day I read about brutalities against women in Ind on social media & news outlets.

bhaijaan, your happiness has been cut in short. it was a poll based on perception.... not on actual data:phehe:

 

 

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