India is a nation, where mostly men possess the authority to be the law-makers of the house. No matter, how our judiciary looks at things, they always have there upper hand in the four walls of the house. Men in India like to be treated as the governing bodies of the house and they don’t like it when opposite sex questions their decision and they like women to follow them blindly. They feel it is their right to guide the women of the house and they have all the brilliance to do that. No matter, how educated a women is, she is still under the shadow of the male of the house. Men feel that, a women should always look up to them when it comes to taking a decision, personal, professional, or financial. No matter how educated a women is, she is still punished physically and emotionally, if she takes up a route rejected by the male fraternity of the house. Our constitution gives women a right of equality when it comes to parental property. Question is that how many women make use of this right and if they are not willingly opting for it, how many fathers are making it a reality and doing it proactively. Reality in our nation is that, if a women tries to make a use of this right, she is seen in bad light and there are chances that her character is also assassinated. It is indeed very hard to break out of this loop. Once possible way of breaking out of this loop is financial independence. There are exceptions also, in this league of law-makers who prefer to take a different route giving the opposite sex an equal right of speech and decision making. Exceptions always gives us an opportunity to see the situation in a different light, which eventually becomes the Light Of Hope.
Everything Out Of Nothing 