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At first glance, the Indian Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 is a very wonderful act. For, it proposes to protect the womenfolk from their husbands. From all kinds of abuses from their spouses, in terms of verbal, non-verbal and physical violence.? Yet, anyone with some level of...

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Now we move on to discuss the various facets of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. As mentioned earlier, this discussion cannot follow the tracks of wordings of the Act, which at best is only a display of empty pedantry. Before entering into the exact premises of the discussion, ther...

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Let us first examine what the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 proposes to do. It does not aim at the protection of the unit called family. Its name gives the impression that it is putting up defences against the physical assaults of the husband on his wife. Yet, in reality it goes mu...

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Now let us speak about the leadership quality of the female. There is a general belief that the Indian female is weak. Well, it is correct only to a very limited extent.? I need to discuss this issue from my own life experiences. I come from a family in which the females were not subordinated. In fact, the...

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This brings us to the right of the wife to work for another person. Well, this right also is entwined with the feudal language codes. Yet, before going into that aspect, I would like to mention that in the per-British period and also in the areas where British rule had not made any significant social imp...

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The tenterhook of intimidation: Now that we have reached here, there is something connected that has to be dealt with. It is connected to the issue of discipline. Indian vernaculars insist on force to subordinate. For example, when visiting English men came to India during the British rule in India...

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It is quite safe to think that in the ultimate analysis, the drafters of this Act also, would urge for the promotion of the family as a social unit, in its current state, befitting the restrains of the Indian feudal vernaculars. If that be so, there is a need for some external or internal force to bring in...

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Now we need to seek out who really benefits from such a one-sided law. The wife is not a standalone unit as seen in an English social system. She is a person deeply entwined with either her own parents or other members of the parents extended household or she is a person deeply attached to her husband. Tha...

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Now, let us deal with the issue of physical violence. Physical violence can be done by anyone on anyone. The husband can beat up his wife; the wife can beat up her husband; father can beat up his children; the children can beat up the father; they can beat up their mother; the uncle can beat up his niece etc...

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Now, let us look at the features of the so-called do-gooders. They are people who turn a blind eye to the total problems of this nation. The feudal vernaculars that despoil both men and women. The lack of social security for anyone who is not a government employee. Pension is there only for the governme...

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Now, let come to the final part. What the Act fails in: What is to be done is to protect the basic unit of society. That is the unit called family. In this proposition, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act totally fails. Moreover there is no spirit or endeavour in its wordings to save the fam...

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Written byVED from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS?Chapter 1IntroductionThe ambitIndian Judiciary and its limitationsWhat was aimed at and what came aboutThe differing levels of freedomThe solicitorsCitizens of IndiaIndian policeAll India Service OfficersDrafters of daft lawsQuality of the new...

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All persons who come to read this article are requested to download and read: THE SHROUDED SATANISM in FEUDAL LANGUAGES to understand a very powerful communication phenomenon about which the English world has no idea about. Please CLICK HERE Now we need to discuss the issue of verbal and non-v...

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Indoctrination in English versus that in the vernacular: Now I need to go into the fervent theme of male-female equality. Well, in England this equality can be more or less considered a mere fact of life; even though, it is also true that man and woman are not same, but have different physical and menta...

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A curious paradox: Now let us go into a detailed examination of the various wordings of the Act.? Yet, before that there is one thing that needs mention. The question of: Are women equal to men? Well, if it is proposed that they are equal, then why a discriminatory Act that promotes the idea in all sense t...

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First let us go through the wordings of the Delhi Commission for Women website:Quote One: The harassment of women ranging from physical beatings, emotional torture, mental abuse, sexual abuse, threat of violence, denial of basic necessity such as food and maintenance or where there are children...

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Now, let me go into the general impressions of the Act. A few of them are listed below. However, it may be noted that many of the items mentioned are not tangibly present in the exact wordings of the Act. I think some of them are simply derivates of the Act, with what level of legal status, I am not sure.1.??...

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	Chapter 1: Introduction (Preview) At first glance, the Indian Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 is a very wonderful act. For, it proposes to protect the womenfolk from their husbands. From all kinds of abuses from their spouses, in terms of verbal, non-verbal and physical violence.? Yet, anyone with some level of...	VED	0	1852	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 2: The concept of equality (Preview) Now we move on to discuss the various facets of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. As mentioned earlier, this discussion cannot follow the tracks of wordings of the Act, which at best is only a display of empty pedantry. Before entering into the exact premises of the discussion, ther...	VED	0	1778	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 3: What the Act enthuse (Preview) Let us first examine what the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 proposes to do. It does not aim at the protection of the unit called family. Its name gives the impression that it is putting up defences against the physical assaults of the husband on his wife. Yet, in reality it goes mu...	VED	0	2117	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 4: Leadership in the wife (Preview) Now let us speak about the leadership quality of the female. There is a general belief that the Indian female is weak. Well, it is correct only to a very limited extent.? I need to discuss this issue from my own life experiences. I come from a family in which the females were not subordinated. In fact, the...	VED	0	1724	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 6: Wife working for another person (Preview) This brings us to the right of the wife to work for another person. Well, this right also is entwined with the feudal language codes. Yet, before going into that aspect, I would like to mention that in the per-British period and also in the areas where British rule had not made any significant social imp...	VED	0	2155	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 8: The theme of discipline (Preview) The tenterhook of intimidation: Now that we have reached here, there is something connected that has to be dealt with. It is connected to the issue of discipline. Indian vernaculars insist on force to subordinate. For example, when visiting English men came to India during the British rule in India...	VED	0	1743	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 9: A code to promote family life (Preview) It is quite safe to think that in the ultimate analysis, the drafters of this Act also, would urge for the promotion of the family as a social unit, in its current state, befitting the restrains of the Indian feudal vernaculars. If that be so, there is a need for some external or internal force to bring in...	VED	0	1687	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 10: Who benefits from the Act (Preview) Now we need to seek out who really benefits from such a one-sided law. The wife is not a standalone unit as seen in an English social system. She is a person deeply entwined with either her own parents or other members of the parents extended household or she is a person deeply attached to her husband. Tha...	VED	0	2198	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 11: The tantalising aspect of physical violence (Preview) Now, let us deal with the issue of physical violence. Physical violence can be done by anyone on anyone. The husband can beat up his wife; the wife can beat up her husband; father can beat up his children; the children can beat up the father; they can beat up their mother; the uncle can beat up his niece etc...	VED	0	5158	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 12: Defining the do-gooders (Preview) Now, let us look at the features of the so-called do-gooders. They are people who turn a blind eye to the total problems of this nation. The feudal vernaculars that despoil both men and women. The lack of social security for anyone who is not a government employee. Pension is there only for the governme...	VED	0	1873	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 16: The need for a code for Indian Married Life (Preview) Now, let come to the final part. What the Act fails in: What is to be done is to protect the basic unit of society. That is the unit called family. In this proposition, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act totally fails. Moreover there is no spirit or endeavour in its wordings to save the fam...	VED	0	1821	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	IDIOCY of the Indian Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act! (Preview) Written byVED from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS?Chapter 1IntroductionThe ambitIndian Judiciary and its limitationsWhat was aimed at and what came aboutThe differing levels of freedomThe solicitorsCitizens of IndiaIndian policeAll India Service OfficersDrafters of daft lawsQuality of the new...	VED	0	2690	Sep 15, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 5: Verbal and non-verbal abuse (Preview) All persons who come to read this article are requested to download and read: THE SHROUDED SATANISM in FEUDAL LANGUAGES to understand a very powerful communication phenomenon about which the English world has no idea about. Please CLICK HERE Now we need to discuss the issue of verbal and non-v...	VED	0	3195	Sep 15, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 7: The fervent theme of male-female equality (Preview) Indoctrination in English versus that in the vernacular: Now I need to go into the fervent theme of male-female equality. Well, in England this equality can be more or less considered a mere fact of life; even though, it is also true that man and woman are not same, but have different physical and menta...	VED	0	2093	Sep 15, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 13: An active look at the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (Preview) A curious paradox: Now let us go into a detailed examination of the various wordings of the Act.? Yet, before that there is one thing that needs mention. The question of: Are women equal to men? Well, if it is proposed that they are equal, then why a discriminatory Act that promotes the idea in all sense t...	VED	5	1911	Sep 16, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 14: A critique of a Women�s Commission�s ideas (Preview) First let us go through the wordings of the Delhi Commission for Women website:Quote One: The harassment of women ranging from physical beatings, emotional torture, mental abuse, sexual abuse, threat of violence, denial of basic necessity such as food and maintenance or where there are children...	VED	0	1685	Sep 15, 2012 by VED
	Chapter 15: Generalisation of ideas in the Act (Preview) Now, let me go into the general impressions of the Act. A few of them are listed below. However, it may be noted that many of the items mentioned are not tangibly present in the exact wordings of the Act. I think some of them are simply derivates of the Act, with what level of legal status, I am not sure.1.??...	VED	0	1747	Sep 15, 2012 by VED
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