What Makes it So Difficult for Women to Rise? 3 Extraordinary Women Tell Kapil Sibal
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- In this Episode of @DilsewithKapilSibal Sr. Adv. Kapil Sibal brings together three extraordinary women who are luminaries in their own fields to discuss how women navigate a world inherently unfair to them.
Niraja Gopal Jayal is a political scientist by training, and taught at India's premier graduate university for the social sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University. She has also had stints at the King's College in London and has been associated with the London School of Economics. Her book, 'Citizenship and Its Discontents: An Indian History', was heralded as having broken new ground in scholarship.
Neerja Chowdhury, a journalist with several decades of experience and who now works as a consulting editor with Indian Express has written one of last year's most talked about books, 'How Prime Ministers Decide.'
Malavika Rajkotia, who wrote 'Intimacy Undone: Marriage, Divorce and Family Law in India', is one of the best known family and divorce lawyers in India.
All three speak of background, privilege and the culture of social capital that makes it possible for women to rise and what women who do not have these suffer.
All the wonderful ladies mentioned that they are fortunate to have risen to their current positions. Acknowledging this is important because not everyone has such opportunities. Hearing those statements from the speakers reminded me of Immanuel Kant, who emphasized that equality is a fundamental right based on the inherent dignity of all individuals. However, this equality is often influenced by the circumstances of one’s birth.
Nice topic sir. But very vast. The females have different problems in different part of India, in different place,,in villages, in gowns and in cities, different religions,in different caste, in rich and in poor families. You can go on discussing eternally. But happy to follow this discussion.Thank you.sir.
The lack of women's safety is also a road block for the students as well as their parents . very excellent and meaningful analysis of the subject matter under deliberation with the logic and substance.all the panel members has grip on the subject and knowledgeable which reflects from their deliberation. Satyamev jayate . vande Mataram . Jai hind .
These women are the cream of the society. Could have taken one from the organised labour sector too.
Sir, and ladies in the discussion. Kindly do not ignore Bengal , where the Hon’ble CM is a woman, has has also sent about 38% women from bengal to the parliament in 2024 , without a set law to tell her to do so . I think this should be common knowledge and demands a mention in the otherwise interesting exchange of views .
For nirija ma'am ❤❤❤❤. I remember her citizenship classes, they were amazing... fortunately i belong to all three profession 😊
Thank you for raising these issues ❤
Malavika Ji's arguments are so intricate and to the point, at time enlightening to a young man and at times makes him look at the mirror for his insecurities
Hello Kapil ji...
Thank you for this enlightening discussion and looking forward to many more to come!! 🫴🏼
I've never seen someone with such eloquence also unfazed and unfathomable with their knowledge!!
Wishing you all the very best for all the upcoming episodes. Just a request to heed to the proper audio quality, rest everything is really great.
Wishing you great health and the invitee panel members as well! ✨
Thank you
To all the women counterpart of our society out there, all you need is yourself! Fight for what you want, live the life you dream
Insightful session 😊
Worth a show.
Biggest fan of your reasoning logical argument sir , i learn a lot from you
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Respects and NAMASTE Shree. Kapil Sibal ji
If there is a WILL , THERE IS A WAY. No excuse for any political parties.
सादर नमस्कार सुप्रसिद्ध पत्रकार लेखिका विचारक नीरजा चौधरी जी का स्वागत है अभिनंदन
The construction industry which is said to be the second largest employer, doesn't any more employ women after the construction materials and methods have changed - heavy cement blocks, concrete machines etc
I think there is less participation simply because of the lack of time due to household chores not being mechanised and financial incentive being very less in India as of now, this coupled with discrimination and lack of will to educate women and patriarchy is what makes it so difficult.
माननीय श्री कपिल सिब्बल जी दिल से में सभी का दिल से स्वागत है अभिनंदन 🎉
The fact of the matter is that their are constraints and road blocks in our social political and education system for women empowerment.t the lack of the higher education better health care facilities affordable transport system in rural and remote areas is also a road block.financial inequality and lack of resources and facilities are also a road block .
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The current discussion is very thoughtful, but I don’t fully understand terms like “social capitalism.” I assume there is some sort of support from their families for the speakers in the discussion. The percentage of women in India with such support is likely very small. As a woman with vague ideas about contributing to politics, I recognize the immense impact this could have on millions of people.
Not only are there very few women in politics, but most of them also come from established political families. Political parties are focused on winability rather than looking at other sectors like teaching or journalism, where women have more opportunities. There seems to be no real opportunity for women who want to try their best in politics.
My education has given me the perspective to understand the broader picture of women’s empowerment. Education and health are critical, but quality education and healthcare are often only available to those who can afford them. Fortunately, my parents were able to support my education, but many others are not so lucky.
Being a single woman comes with its own challenges. Married women might have supportive or toxic families, but single women face the stress of overcoming societal taboos. This is just my opinion, but these issues are significant barriers to women’s empowerment.
Dil se.. UK sets Women are Equal...in policy makimg.
What's the name of speaker
Brilliant ladies ❤
Yes yes sival is very understanding. Look at his laughter
You began the show by listing out the name of great women. Good. But not one was Indian... So there haven't been Great Indian women???
It doesn't suits when women of elites talks about the women in general.
How make so ieesy ? Ifff thre woman frome India and National dress equall and 3 stand over tope is Mounted Pride of india" Holding Three and repersent Nation and Weener holding's power of three 3 stand" who stand will Woman forme dislike her's Nation's Pride ? ? ?
U can change the name only say Dil or Dil Dil Dil or Mera dil bhi Kitna pagal hai
"Male scholars tend to cite male scholars" this is just a pseudo feminist, "playing victim" and a baseless crap. Me being a part of the Science research fraternity, I can guarantee, we tend to cite works from more sophisticated journals and conferences. Hardly, there is any research article that consists only of female authors. So, I don't know what the base of her controversial comment is.
U r passing ur time by dil se actually ye dil se ko aap dil de ke dekho u just change the name
U look like Kader Khan as u grow older Mr. Sibal alias Mr. Kader Bhai
What u did when u were in ministry
Had Jaitley been alive today ur mouth wud have been shut up he was the only person who cud give u biffiting reply u mean ur congress party. So long I exist I will never c anyone who comes closure to Mr. Jaitley u r less than him in terms of everything.
Ur data is always wrong which is ur own assessment
Even in parliament u place wrong data
U play snake n ladder so u can rise