Intolerance is "growing". That means "dark days ahead". That's the key word: "growing". Intolerance of women was always there against women, esp feminists, since the Manusmriti. But the resistance and protests are also "growing". That means hope. <3 :)
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Aruna Burte
10 years ago
In solidarity
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Aditya Arora
10 years ago
Everyone has a right to their opinion. I personally am ashamed of the public reaction of my country and I too believe that if our conception of India cannot withstand the attack of opinions, that the response must be by silencing voices, then I believe that the screaming voices think our India to be too fragile and maybe even want our India to not change as it must. I think that change is necessary and good, the kind of discussion that people like Professor Menon bring to the table essential to our country's progress and I cannot be anything but ashamed of and apologetic for for my country's public
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joe christopher
10 years ago
In solidarity with Nivedita. She is defending me as well.
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vaishali sonavane
10 years ago
I stand with justice for justice.
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Parama B
10 years ago
In solidarity
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Dr Kranti Jejurkar
10 years ago
Chairperson, Women Development Cell, University of Mumbai
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Kalpana Sharma
10 years ago
In solidarity with Nivedita.
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S Durga Bhavani
10 years ago
University of Hyderabad
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Susan George
10 years ago
Jesus and Mary College, Delhi
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radhika menon
10 years ago
In solidarity
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WSS
10 years ago
Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression
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zainab naqvi
10 years ago
In complete affirmative
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Dr. Uma Maheswari Bhrugubanda
10 years ago
EFL University, Hyderabad.
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Ranu Jain
10 years ago
I stand for freedom of expression
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Aruna Gnanadason
10 years ago
Our country needs the strong voices of feminists such as Nivedita Menon.
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udhayaraj
10 years ago
I stand in support of Prof Nivedita Menon..
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Mohan j Dutta
10 years ago
The attack on education and on teachers is reflective of a state in regression. Stop the witch hunt.
Who doesn't?
Intolerance is "growing". That means "dark days ahead". That's the key word: "growing". Intolerance of women was always there against women, esp feminists, since the Manusmriti. But the resistance and protests are also "growing". That means hope. <3 :)
In solidarity
Everyone has a right to their opinion. I personally am ashamed of the public reaction of my country and I too believe that if our conception of India cannot withstand the attack of opinions, that the response must be by silencing voices, then I believe that the screaming voices think our India to be too fragile and maybe even want our India to not change as it must. I think that change is necessary and good, the kind of discussion that people like Professor Menon bring to the table essential to our country's progress and I cannot be anything but ashamed of and apologetic for for my country's public
In solidarity with Nivedita. She is defending me as well.
I stand with justice for justice.
In solidarity
Chairperson, Women Development Cell, University of Mumbai
In solidarity with Nivedita.
University of Hyderabad
Jesus and Mary College, Delhi
In solidarity
Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression
In complete affirmative
EFL University, Hyderabad.
I stand for freedom of expression
Our country needs the strong voices of feminists such as Nivedita Menon.
I stand in support of Prof Nivedita Menon..
The attack on education and on teachers is reflective of a state in regression. Stop the witch hunt.
We stand with you!!