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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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  • @amitgg2
    @amitgg2 Před rokem +336

    This video deserve a crore likes. Arguably the best video of the channel. 4 hours work system for women is a mind blowing idea. This needs to be reached to the decision makers at the earliest.

    • @hindguy
      @hindguy Před rokem

      abe yeh buddha bahut bada feminist hai sala

    • @atulkulve1
      @atulkulve1 Před rokem +15

      Bhai sahab unpractical hai aise suggestions. And actually fertility has reduced bcoz women are marrying late bcoz their priorities have changed and by the time she wants to get married her age would be above 28-30 which you can ask any doctor or gynac or even pull out stats from web women is gone but in opposite to men fertility it lasts for more the age 40 if good care taken it can last till 50 age also.
      Unfair yes but this is nature women should get married utmost at Age 22 to be fertile and atleast have 2 children which is just replacement of current generation figures otherwise this is going to get worse.

    • @saumyapunekar8625
      @saumyapunekar8625 Před rokem +7

      Awesome video 😊👍it's high time ! Govt needs to take serious measures on this matter Working hours should not be more than 4 to 6hrs with 5days working is must . Also baby sitting arrangement should be made mandatory in every locality ,so that can provide employment to all . Also dependency on inlaws will be nil. 😊👍💐🙏

    • @amitgg2
      @amitgg2 Před rokem +1

      @@hindguy shame on you using such words

    • @vijaychadha7932
      @vijaychadha7932 Před rokem +4

      Really good ,4hrs work is nice,difficulty is compratio with husband .in no way she
      likes less salary when can get more by working 8hrs .There is no satisfaction that is problem .Balance is must. Female in no way is less then men but now she wants to show she is not less then man competion make family life worse.
      I feel so please Commet.

  • @gunjanchandra4212
    @gunjanchandra4212 Před rokem +325

    Tears in my eyes.
    This is so relatable. I have a 3 year old son with no help from family. Everybody expects us to be perfect everywhere both at work and at home.

    • @priyankapattanaik5414
      @priyankapattanaik5414 Před rokem +11

      😒😒😒oh..we can't hire maid also..they don't work or dot work acc to us

    • @ankittikariha7419
      @ankittikariha7419 Před rokem +2

      True

    • @sober_soul_1
      @sober_soul_1 Před rokem +6

      Ab yeh sir ko bolo sambhal ne..

    • @yashsharaf9717
      @yashsharaf9717 Před rokem +2

      Kon bola tha fir itne bache karne ko? Dimag use kiya karo thoda. Now that you have had a kid love him and don't hate him take care of him.

    • @RahulYadav-nk6wp
      @RahulYadav-nk6wp Před rokem +6

      Nobody said you to be perfect, the moment you decided what's well for "your" family and "your" Son... You are sorted. I live like this, without any admission of peer pressure from society I am sleeping well, can travel, can save a lot on finances.

  • @ushathombre6878
    @ushathombre6878 Před rokem +123

    Women breakdown because of insensitive family and society. Less educated have more children and are not in favour of educated. You have understood the plight of women very well

    • @roshinitoenlightenment
      @roshinitoenlightenment Před měsícem

      Nowdays girls had 2 boyfriend before marriage and in office they had 10 boyfriend

  • @ananyadeshmukh6513
    @ananyadeshmukh6513 Před rokem +65

    Namaste sir! If all the men in India starts thinking and analysing like you. India would really become a role model for rest of the world. Also we will become a much better society. Thank you🙏

  • @Sohayaluv
    @Sohayaluv Před rokem +50

    Bhai ye banda kitna frank hai. The way he is adding value to people's thoughts is Commendable. He is teaching us just like a father. We must listen to his observations and then ponder upon. I am going to be his fan now.

    • @Sohayaluv
      @Sohayaluv Před rokem +2

      Love this idea of having ladies work for 4 hours a day. This shall make them independent.

    • @ScrorpionBlood
      @ScrorpionBlood Před rokem +3

      Pehli baat ye banda nhi he....atleast try to show some respect in your language for the minimum that he is an aged man.
      Pkka Delh ke aspas ke hi hoge - 100% --
      Kya hogya he ajkal ke generation ko....😓

    • @berserker9747
      @berserker9747 Před 8 měsíci

      ​​@@ScrorpionBloodbhai 40s mai hai ye uncle
      Aur jisko tumne comment kra hai wo bhi 30s mai hai. To wo uncle ko banda bol skta hai.

  • @awanijasharma8816
    @awanijasharma8816 Před rokem +55

    "Naukariyaan kam hain, KAAM kam nahi hai." That was Best. Clap clap. 👍

  • @mp47753
    @mp47753 Před rokem +144

    Sir, I lived in California and worked in tech company from last 10 years. Had 3 kids with in 2.5 yrs( twins). It was so hard to work in office as you mentioned- my WFH was pointed in my year end review . Not promoted being smartest in the group but my kids were discussed by ex boss. It’s just hard here with only 16 weeks of maternity leave. You just touched my ❤. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

    • @princeofheaven19
      @princeofheaven19 Před rokem +6

      Hats off to you to give birth to 3 kids and raising them while working

    • @sreyanshuchaterjee3962
      @sreyanshuchaterjee3962 Před rokem +7

      You are a pro. Let go of short term promotions. Raise kids well. Job can be switched but future can't be. Family wealth and health is more important.

    • @mp47753
      @mp47753 Před rokem

      @@sreyanshuchaterjee3962 ❤️

    • @mp47753
      @mp47753 Před rokem

      @@princeofheaven19 ❤️

    • @princeofheaven19
      @princeofheaven19 Před rokem +3

      @@mp47753 will show your comments to my wife, nice to know about superwomen among us

  • @thepassionseed
    @thepassionseed Před rokem +163

    Sir i have not seen a single man talking about women issues in so much depth and understanding women's problems with so much empathy ! My highest regards and respect to you , keep doing this great work .

    • @sandeepsuri7515
      @sandeepsuri7515 Před rokem +7

      Pichle janam me amit peerit[ opressed] aurat tha🤔

    • @uditraj6518
      @uditraj6518 Před rokem +3

      @@sandeepsuri7515 kaise bhai???

    • @subhadipbiswas5537
      @subhadipbiswas5537 Před rokem +2

      Because there are infinite number of opportunist feminist who think of women there's no need for a man to think about women's problem..

    • @MohitSingh-gv3gf
      @MohitSingh-gv3gf Před 10 měsíci +2

      Either you are lying or you have not observed a single thing in the society ..
      Because now a days everyone is only talking about the problems that women are facing .. Not only the women but the men also showing concern about this ..
      But phir bhi tum jaisi ladkiyon ko problem complaints hamesha he rahengi jo rela problem hai naa ki ehat men are facing ? So I think rarely someone is concerned about this and talk on this..
      Aacha ye batao gii ki tum ladkiyaan itni nafrat kyu karti ho hum ladko ke parents se ? Problem kya hai tum logo ko aisi ?

    • @nirupamasharma4389
      @nirupamasharma4389 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@MohitSingh-gv3gfkoi pbm nahi hai ji, bas sath rehna nahi chahte!! Ab tum reason puchoge to i have another question for you. Are you ready to live in woman's house with her parents?? Agar iska jawab apki taraf se naa hai to ladies se bhi yehi jawaab expect karo, yes nahi!!

  • @suravibehera2246
    @suravibehera2246 Před rokem +112

    You are absolutely right sir.. Society don't care about working women in India.. India is busy in glorifying housewives only and treating working women as selfish.. Society needs to change their mindset.. Especially men needs to participate in household chores and to support their wives to do a job... What you are saying is also said by sudha murty.. Thank you for raising this topic 🌸🙏🌸

    • @avinandadutta1030
      @avinandadutta1030 Před rokem +1

      Completely agree

    • @HVShruthiBhaskar
      @HVShruthiBhaskar Před rokem

      @@bhadwamuhammad979s is how men escape from responsibilities. Most men are lazy.. that’s the main problem. They are ready to live in poverty but not help women.
      Then men should marry uneducated women only. Why they want all benefits of marrying educated women?
      Uneducated women are also treated like slave and degraded by men by denying her even basic facilities and finally they too are forced to do some maid work. This is the reality

    • @varadpatil4926
      @varadpatil4926 Před rokem +15

      Working women should consider plumbing,brick laying, electric lines maintenance,road construction,coolie,Uber driver as professions then they will find ample amount of opportunities.

    • @suvch5842
      @suvch5842 Před rokem +1

      @@varadpatil4926 Y nhi Bolenge ise

    • @varadpatil4926
      @varadpatil4926 Před rokem +6

      @@SSCCGL-ph9eb first of all its about men and women & not me and women, secondly the derogatory tone in your question sums up your attitude towards labour class
      And to answer your question i have worked with these people as श्रमदान and have also got some friends still working there.
      Create some content and get some followers.
      Cheers

  • @anurag040891
    @anurag040891 Před rokem +58

    I can relate. We are a parent of 10 months kid. But I am lucky that her office is very supportive, she has an option if she wants she can work for 4 hrs with half salary, but we supported her to go for full time job. Yes there is challenges but i am a happy and proud husband. My family is supportive

    • @sanskritiagrawal963
      @sanskritiagrawal963 Před 29 dny +1

      Her office does not have to be supportive if you do your part of the job at home.

    • @anurag040891
      @anurag040891 Před 29 dny +1

      @@sanskritiagrawal963 may be you don't know about toxic work culture or toxic manager. It's a blessing to have a good and supportive work environment. Family support is required but if you have a tensed office then your mind will always be thinking about your work.. z

    • @sanskritiagrawal963
      @sanskritiagrawal963 Před 29 dny

      @@anurag040891 that is true for all genders. Toxic work culture is also an outcome of a status based, hierarchical society.

  • @shraddhajoshi1535
    @shraddhajoshi1535 Před rokem +131

    All my friends are having only 1 kid and simply not ready for second child due to high education, medication and real estate cost in Mumbai. I shared the example of china's one child policy and how it is backfiring them but still no one wants 2 children. Today's young parents in 30s are having a tough time emotionally and financially to raise kids.

    • @varshasindhu5672
      @varshasindhu5672 Před rokem +9

      Exactly, very high costs in Hyderabad are dissuading people from having 2 kids.

    • @shraddhajoshi1535
      @shraddhajoshi1535 Před rokem +31

      @@rohitsoni9325 it may be practical financially but at a emotional level one child feels very lonely especially after parents death.

    • @anuraglakhera2159
      @anuraglakhera2159 Před rokem +7

      The onus is on government. Kal ko log hi nahi bachenge to desh kaise chalega? It is their responsibility that Japan-like situation never arises in Bharat.

    • @shraddhajoshi1535
      @shraddhajoshi1535 Před rokem +10

      @@Love-dz1um yes i have seen such issues in many homes, but here parents usually have favorite child and hence they are partial in upbriging. Child who stays with parents gets somewhat less respect and the son staying abroad or doing well in career gets more love and respect. Children understand the partial nature right from childhood so the onus is on the parents that there is love care between siblings.
      On a lighter note your life seems to be like a saas bahu hindi serials with such environment.

    • @shraddhajoshi1535
      @shraddhajoshi1535 Před rokem +7

      @@bourbon646 marrying is difficult today as both girls and guys are very demanding in terms of materialist stuff, they expect the other person should do most of the stuff.
      true people below 20 may not even like to get married in future, my relatives who are in school have already declared not to get married as they see their parents mostly mother's working a lot. Many see marriage as a burden bits that's just a perspective and it changes with time and life experience.

  • @nawandeepkalra4319
    @nawandeepkalra4319 Před rokem +21

    Sir I am lady. Eyes r non stop watering. Working and worked a lot . Just got support from mother and in token got so many bad rewards. Only thing just worked and worked as I build my carrier with lot of hardship since grade. But u r very sensitive and sensible person try to put the india in right direction. May GOD bless u

  • @Ashlynn_plays1016
    @Ashlynn_plays1016 Před rokem +152

    I can relate to this video. I left my job when I was pregnant because I didn't get any support from mother and mother-in-law was busy supporting her own daughters.
    Now I'm inspired by your videos and starting to look for WFH job.
    What a brilliant idea of half day job options, Sir 🙏🏻 Hope companies introduce such opportunities.

    • @shivaleelapatil9688
      @shivaleelapatil9688 Před rokem +11

      Same case with me,,,but instead of leaving job,,, I took help of maid,,, now both my kids are grown up and I am still in job,,,,,find someone else from relatives who can help you when you need and help them back in other ways later ,,,,,some company has half day work with half salary,,,I guess Infosys has it,,,but not 100%sure,,,

    • @hello-zn8fd
      @hello-zn8fd Před rokem +1

      Wfh job is there, just inform

    • @diauser3327
      @diauser3327 Před rokem +4

      be careful while choosing your next job, some say half day with half pay, but still work assigned is for full day...simlar thing happenned with my friend's wife and she had to again resign.

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem

      @@Shadesofwhite_ then forget about kids or you stay at home

    • @Ashlynn_plays1016
      @Ashlynn_plays1016 Před rokem +2

      ​@@Shadesofwhite_ I get your point. Daycare is an option but I wasn't comfortable leaving my little child with strangers. It's a very difficult choice but you are right. Daycare option is available.

  • @theairwaydocdrmanisha
    @theairwaydocdrmanisha Před rokem +80

    Uncle this is such a revolutionary thought video you have made. Definitely ppl have to understand why they are making girls study if they have to sit at home only. I being Specialized doctor, worked in best institute of India, had to leave my job as no one was there to support me. My parents had washed off their hands, in laws very conveniently said we are traveling and no support from husband at all. 10 years I sulked at home, seeing my batchmates becoming HODs and gaining professional highs. Now after my husband's death I am back to work but it pinches the amount of precious time I lost in between. But it is really hood video everyone should watch as actually female need support else there won't be next generation. Females will either do kids in case of support or won't but they will not sit back. 4 hours job system can solve so many problems of females plus Government too. Great ideas uncle. I am your big fan

    • @suchandrabhattacharjee7503
      @suchandrabhattacharjee7503 Před rokem +4

      Same here madam. I am also a specialised doctor not able to provide my service as l am unable to join any transferable job for the schooling of my kids and no support from my family. There is also no scope in my town to provide my service. Extremely depressing.

    • @suchandrabhattacharjee7503
      @suchandrabhattacharjee7503 Před rokem +1

      Same here madam. I am also a specialised doctor not able to provide my service as l am unable to join any transferable job for the schooling of my kids and no support from my family. There is also no scope in my town to provide my service. Extremely depressing.

    • @rashmimanchanda6603
      @rashmimanchanda6603 Před rokem +2

      So sad to learn. And happy that u r back on track. All the best 🎉

    • @ananthaswath5543
      @ananthaswath5543 Před rokem

      All the best to you maam

    • @sonaliv1489
      @sonaliv1489 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Ma'am, I don't understand why you're complaining, think about the lovely time you had with children and husband. Think about what your last memories will be after you retire- will it be about how well you worked or the beautiful moments you got to spend with family.
      We ladies need to appreciate the lovely moments with our children, they fly by so fast and kids grow up before we realize. And then we sit and whine our children are too busy to spend time with us. Appreciate it.

  • @destinychild937
    @destinychild937 Před rokem +17

    My wife was pregnant and she was working in Good MNC, so she got 6 month of maternity leave. Her coworkers and specially manager behaviour was very bad and not at all coperative. They were jealous of the fact that she is getting 6 month leave. Surprisingly he was married also but couldn't understand what it takes to give birth to a child and what it means to society and country.

  • @stanay6580
    @stanay6580 Před rokem +13

    Sir Ji...
    If we want women to work then men must contribute to household work. As a men, we must support our women.

  • @PriyaJaseja
    @PriyaJaseja Před rokem +115

    Sir, i am the example of this problem, i went to so many organisations and asked them any part time work, but they said do fulltime or no work, i gave them reason of productivity and potentials, but they all refused. I asked in schools also, that why so long time for teachers, keep it alternate days for subject teachers or less time for them or it could be only definite periods,they come and take class, But principal said that is not the way school works, you can't change the system. Management does not want to bring change then how they will retain quality.
    Thank you that you brought this subject,need for an hour .

    • @innersoul454
      @innersoul454 Před rokem +7

      I completely agree with you. Same happened with me

    • @PriyaJaseja
      @PriyaJaseja Před rokem +10

      @@chandan4156 already taking economics and Math tuitions at home.

    • @lawanyaarvind2810
      @lawanyaarvind2810 Před rokem +3

      I have faced this same issue

    • @SangoLifeSutras
      @SangoLifeSutras  Před rokem +19

      I will do webinars on this to tell what all can be done

    • @Newbutold
      @Newbutold Před rokem +9

      It's a choice of plenty in India. There's so many people to take up your role that they don't care about these situations.

  • @bhagyashriverma6064
    @bhagyashriverma6064 Před rokem +114

    As a working mother I can relate with each word of you. Pressure is high on working moms. Very good idea on part time jobs for women so that they can also contribute while having family and children. In real a woman wants everything - a family, children, home , relations, a meaningful job for her own identity and independence. Man and woman are not equal. Pressure in on women. Women are doing a lot and at the end leaving their job or family means leaving her own identity for the family which is making her empty from inside. This part time solution is great. Also there are cases of suicide or suicidal thoughts in women after baby. This is because of lack of support system at home and work Its become impossible to balance everything on own.

    • @subhrajitgupta5535
      @subhrajitgupta5535 Před rokem +4

      When you get married, or other women get married, at that time itself you need to make us understand this position because we men don't think second hand.
      Men can help in daily grocery and cleaning. You need to communicate that clearly, because we although we understand, we don't think second hand. We act like captain of a ship but coal workers work more.

    • @nirupamasharma4389
      @nirupamasharma4389 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@subhrajitgupta5535its not called 'not able to understand'. Its called being ignorant and insensitive, and also being inhuman towards your wife. Sorry if my words hurt you, but try to think about this objectively.

    • @subhrajitgupta5535
      @subhrajitgupta5535 Před 9 měsíci +2

      @@nirupamasharma4389 Most men are atypical when it comes to their work model. They do whats in hand, and other things get left out. We follow day to day routine straight line work and deviations aren't our strength. You need to tell us a little what you want, if neglect of some become insensitive. Nobody's words hurt me. Why would it hurt!

    • @nirupamasharma4389
      @nirupamasharma4389 Před 9 měsíci

      @@subhrajitgupta5535 again i don't get it. What's there to tell? Isn't it a fact that a woman is also a human being and she also needs rest after coming back from work like men do? And even if I agree to your point, that 'men needs to be told as they don't understand by themselves', then also i dont think that your point fits here as most men fail to support their wives even when they are clearly told about it. They just say manage your way out or leave job if you can't handle. That's the point being discussed in this video and comment section as well.

    • @subhrajitgupta5535
      @subhrajitgupta5535 Před 9 měsíci

      @@nirupamasharma4389 Well Ill gift her and take care of her. She will be amazing.

  • @DrShalviSinghVlogs
    @DrShalviSinghVlogs Před rokem +45

    Every word spoken by you is 100% true…I spent 10yrs of my life to become a specialist…but neither my own parents nor my in laws supported me during most crucial phase of my life ..i.e childbirth….as a result my career suffered…though I have resumed my work but I won’t be able to forget that phase and behaviour of my family

  • @shivamagrawal521
    @shivamagrawal521 Před rokem +25

    I was fresher at corporate & observed one thing : one day in office call (online WFH) a child (2-4 age) was calling mother (our team-mate) ,she was saying something in meeting . That time I realized it's a mother whom child calls for every problem . I messaged her appreciating her and every other mothers efforts just to make her feel good .

  • @sunitasuraj7569
    @sunitasuraj7569 Před rokem +24

    I have seen my male colleagues staying in office to have Pizza on office expenses n claiming traveling expenses.I have seen them Playing cards or share market during office hours/Saturday.They try to impress seniors and avoid household responsibility even when their spouse is working too.I had a female team member when she was doing job, house hold work,kids homework n family refused for part time cook as they wanted to eat food cooked only by her

  • @06musicfan
    @06musicfan Před rokem +65

    I want to make an honest confession: I have worked with mainstream print media and top publishing companies. Too many hard deadlines and lack of social support at home, need for rest, made me give up my career. I am very happy today as a home maker, because at least I can rest whenever I want to.

    • @nirupamasharma4389
      @nirupamasharma4389 Před 9 měsíci

      Instead you could have tried switching to less stressful job. Everybody wants break and rest in life. But lifelong rest, i just dont get it.

    • @06musicfan
      @06musicfan Před 8 měsíci

      @@nirupamasharma4389 I did switch to publishing and then freelancing from home for a good 15 years, after giving up my full time job in media and publishing, but it didn't work out well for me. I have lower spine problems because of long hours of freelancing. Now I am taking care of my pets, and resting. I have a dog walker and groomer, also I have a maid and cook.

    • @berserker9747
      @berserker9747 Před 8 měsíci +1

      ​@@nirupamasharma4389How miserable of you to think that her job as a homemaker is full of rest for her whole life. Didn't your mother worked hard to raise you or did she just rested.

    • @nirupamasharma4389
      @nirupamasharma4389 Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@berserker9747 my mother was a working woman. So no, i just don't get the idea of being a homemaker. I absolutely don't support financial dependency at all. In this era of having luxury of machines to do so many household tasks much faster than before, and also having maids, i do consider homemaker job, not a job. And i can say that with confidence because I am also married and also have a child. I also have a home to take care of. I still don't consider homemaker as a full time job. May be it all depends on how you are raised.

  • @AartiRathod
    @AartiRathod Před rokem +28

    I hope your videos reach HR heads, policy makers and CEOs

  • @somachakrabarty1634
    @somachakrabarty1634 Před rokem +30

    So true Sir. I have been working continuously from the day I finished my education. I got married early so I completed education after my marriage. Initially I got support from my Maa and MIL but now they are either old or have gone to the other world so I have been struggling now. My day starts at 4.30 in the morning and I crash out at 10pm. I raised 2 kids and now my son is working. I feel like giving up. But financial independence is like drugs. Can't quit. I feel I couldn't enjoy my life. It has been a journey of work and only work.

    • @manikapandey60
      @manikapandey60 Před rokem +4

      But that's great you see. This addiction is nice. Isn't it?

    • @shatakshiism
      @shatakshiism Před rokem +4

      Hats off to you

    • @nirupamasharma4389
      @nirupamasharma4389 Před 9 měsíci

      Its a good addiction dear. People get addiction of resting all the time. Its much better than that. Keep taking, breaks from work, like a week long leave sometimes. And try having great time with friends and family. Or may be just a good me time. Jiske paas jo nahi hota wo hi khalta hai, so don't worry i would say. Just be grateful and enjoy life.

  • @vaijoyantakundu9670
    @vaijoyantakundu9670 Před rokem +18

    This video is a must watch for all indians...such clarity on a sensitive issue presented with such compassion....a social reform has been initiated with this video ..hope the msg reaches everyone..mass and policy makers

  • @dahliajaji9547
    @dahliajaji9547 Před rokem +28

    Very sensible vdo. You are absolutely true. Because of the support of my mother and mother in law, I could manage my job as a specialist doctor in all India transferable job and retired after completing 25 yrs. They looked after my children throughout. I worked day and night attending emergencies and went for out station duties without worrying about my kids as they were looked after by their grand parents. Now I am getting handsome pension and my both children are pursuing professional courses. Daily I remember my in laws and parents for their immense support.

    • @diauser3327
      @diauser3327 Před rokem +3

      you are very lucky to have so much of blessing & support from elders

    • @varunmittal3617
      @varunmittal3617 Před rokem +4

      Very lucky now a days nobody willing to care for children upbringing neither parents nor in laws. They say that we cared for our Jobs and for you now your child please leave us

    • @dahliajaji9547
      @dahliajaji9547 Před rokem +7

      True. I am blessed. I looked after my mom in law till her death ( at the age of 94 yrs ) . She was with me for 14 yrs. I looked after her during her illness. Got her 3 major surgeries during those 14 yrs. Left my good paying job to look after her when her health started deteriorating. I feel , in every family, if ladies understand each other's problems and help each other, there won't be any KLESH as Sangili says. Life will be Jinga Lala

  • @rohinidhanwade1874
    @rohinidhanwade1874 Před rokem +33

    Thank you so much for the topic Sir. this is a story of every educated girl who studied and worked passionately to achieve something in life.. got married in a family who never realised her potential or worth.. they just want her be at home and be a servant for them.. I am really thankful to you for bringing out this topic. I am so lucky that my parents specially my father always supported and encouraged me to work.. I have been watching your videos and they are bringing in so much clarity.. looking forward to start my career again..

  • @meghnasengupta2000
    @meghnasengupta2000 Před rokem +27

    Absolutely agree! We need a huge change in society. If the woman in a family is happy and fulfilled the family will be happy too. Support while raising children, flexible work, support for work at home will really help.

  • @sadhanabist7454
    @sadhanabist7454 Před rokem +23

    Lots of Respect for telling out loud the extra mental pressures of women at workplace.

  • @parulc85
    @parulc85 Před rokem +29

    2011 census data showed a more than 115% increase in the numbers of never married women age 35 and more. We have missed a decadal census but from my observation the rate of growth in this number will be exponential in the coming decades. I agree with you Sangwan ji, we need public policy intervention for ensuring sharing of women's care burden.

    • @nikhitasequeira355
      @nikhitasequeira355 Před rokem +1

      Thank you sir for discussing such a relevant topic. I'm blessed with the best of parents who are extremely supportive regarding my job. Though at office I have come across women who are going through a lot just to keep a job, it's a sad situation for women indeed.

  • @drnirjasheth
    @drnirjasheth Před rokem +72

    Women are very focused. They know what they want to do and what not to. But it is happening in only one community. Some communities want to just reproduce,nothing else

    • @ssw7323
      @ssw7323 Před rokem +1

      Thank God Females like you, exists on this Land...

    • @slimeforyou2750
      @slimeforyou2750 Před rokem +10

      They have been doing same from last 1400 years
      And they will keep doing it for Next 1400 Years

    • @ssw7323
      @ssw7323 Před rokem +2

      @@slimeforyou2750 Ofc 🤣

    • @adash7841
      @adash7841 Před rokem +1

      True I am A doctor worked in periphery I have seen muslim women really don't get education they literally marry at 16/15 to 30 yr men and read up to class 7 that's why their fertility rate so high sadly here not a single feminist have raised this question because it's against the narrative 🤡.

    • @adash7841
      @adash7841 Před rokem

      @@nmo3148 muslim women education is so low they marry at 16 that's main reason.

  • @heenachauhan5476
    @heenachauhan5476 Před rokem +7

    Sir....what you said in the video is absolutely true. !! But there is other side as well. There so many men who support their wives but they have to go through so much abuse from their own family members. In my case, my husband has gone through panic attacks because of physical and mental abuse from his own family members. His family members are deadly against his support for me in household chores..!! He has always supported with me in everything..But he has gone through so much..i feel bad for him.. 😢😢😢😢

  • @homeofy
    @homeofy Před rokem +26

    Being a homeopathic doctor ,I always practiced for 2, 3 hours daily. Private practice is good in terms of 3 4 hours ka kaam.

  • @supersago970
    @supersago970 Před rokem +7

    I left my job for my kid because I was underperforming at office and at home too. I felt guilty as a mother. My husband didn't want me to leave my job but I still did. Best decision of my life.

  • @sonikadhiman3805
    @sonikadhiman3805 Před rokem +12

    Amit ji no one supports working women, due to their self interest. But my experience bosses are more supporting than immediate family

  • @846blast
    @846blast Před rokem +24

    You hit the nail sir
    Matlab sidhi baat no bakwaas.
    Your ability to find pain points and express it so well is so amazing 👏

  • @Riddhi_Siddhi21
    @Riddhi_Siddhi21 Před rokem +9

    Sir ,lost my father in my childhood.. see you as my father . actually you are father of nation

  • @varshasindhu5672
    @varshasindhu5672 Před rokem +31

    This is a good point. With a 4 year old child I’ve tried to find part time jobs and work from home jobs but they are too hard to find. It’s better to stay home and pursue my hobbies.

    • @diauser3327
      @diauser3327 Před rokem +7

      if you are doing ok financially, better to spend time with your kid and start doing what you enjoy like hobbies/ join woman groups and have good time. some of us got so occupied in work that we missed out totally on family part and now no family and golden time is also gone

    • @varunmittal3617
      @varunmittal3617 Před rokem +2

      @@diauser3327 Inflation keeps kicking its luxury to have non working partner.

  • @opensesame6816
    @opensesame6816 Před rokem +23

    Reasons for less kids:
    1. Late wedding
    2. Living without parents so problem in raising kids
    3. Fertility issues due to stress, toxins.
    4. People don't want to take responsibility.
    5. Middle class think they are doing a favour by having less kid- which uncle ji said.

    • @LoveYourself-my9nz
      @LoveYourself-my9nz Před měsícem

      Not really these are not the issues except the 2nd one. The main problem is not having a supportive husband, in-laws or parents and inflation. Late shadi krne se bche hone mai koi problem nhi ho rhi h or na hi esa h ki log environment k liye bche peda nhi kr rhe. Kuchh log kbhi krna hi nhi chahte the or ab unless bs azaadi h na krne ki or ye kafi km log h maximum bs time na hone k karn or mehgayi k karn nhi kr rhe.

    • @LoveYourself-my9nz
      @LoveYourself-my9nz Před měsícem

      Population km hona problem nhi h pr ekdm se bahut km ho jana problem create krta h. Isliye govt ko parents k liye or women k liye scheme nikalne ki zrurt h... Jisse vo ye overwork km ho.

  • @matildamaher1505
    @matildamaher1505 Před 9 měsíci +3

    I'm from Kolkata, married to an Australian, we have two children and I work part-time. Here there are more options for part-time jobs. India should give more options for part-time employment.

    • @vibha-ff1ee
      @vibha-ff1ee Před 5 měsíci

      Population dekho bhai😂😂

  • @BALVINDER-Singh
    @BALVINDER-Singh Před rokem +17

    100 % Agreed.
    I have 100 % same situation
    My wife wake up at 5 give tea to my parents.
    Then prepare some lunch for herself and sabji for others.
    Comeback at 4:30 then her mother in law give tea to him.
    Then she just sit for dinner planning.
    Then she prepare dinner do some school work as she is a teacher.
    Where I get a chance to help her i try to help her like some dusting and kapde sukhne dalna kind of.
    But seriously i have a so so soft corner for her as you said ki vo kissi bhi boy se 3 Guna kaam karti hai.
    Love you as you are saying this thing socially. ❤️

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem +5

      @balvinder- this is Indian problem those who want to drink tea/coffee should make it themselves and not trouble others else do not drink t
      ea

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem +1

      This is an Indian problem those who want to drink tea/coffee should make it on their own not trouble others else they should stop drinking anyways it does not do any good

    • @jv96p59
      @jv96p59 Před rokem +3

      I think each of the family members should contribute to the housework.

    • @BALVINDER-Singh
      @BALVINDER-Singh Před rokem +2

      @@arpanmadrecha946 As a wife she is giving Tea and other members are taking care our 5 year child through out the day and giving breakfast and lunch to me.
      I am washing clothes and taking care of other household work. So that she can take a rest after coming back to the office. Then she also does some dinner stuff and all.
      So it's easy to say ki jisko chai pine ho vo khud bnaye.. But not a good ethics.

  • @veenadobhal2310
    @veenadobhal2310 Před rokem +33

    Another way in which working women are pressurized is by blaming her and making her guilty whenever the kids are unwell or if they fall back in studies

    • @subhadipbiswas5537
      @subhadipbiswas5537 Před rokem +10

      Working women doesn't marry a non-working man or a working man with lower salary than her... Does the society blame or pressurized the women for that 😂😂😂😂

  • @Sabari862
    @Sabari862 Před rokem +19

    This happened with me too . I left my job after second child 😢😢

  • @vishnumurthy2081
    @vishnumurthy2081 Před rokem +32

    Thank you sir for bringing out the most relevant topic of India today. None of the political parties are thinking of these irreversible change, gender gap, future effects on the demography and culture. They think mahila sashaktheekaran means only economic empowerment . But economic stability with happy families and complete change of Employer and the family (saara parivaar) mindset can create better society. Hope your video triggers this discussion in the society. Thanks.

  • @reenaupadhyay2615
    @reenaupadhyay2615 Před rokem +10

    You are telling my own story sir, I wish I would have got support from my parents and husband

  • @nilinimagupta5311
    @nilinimagupta5311 Před rokem +6

    Eye opener video. This issue should be talked at top priority in our society as nowadays working women r necessary but to make them work comfortably we need to learn these points u described in video. I'm also a highly qualified lady of 90s but couldn't do job with non supportive sasural . If this 4 hour job get started in india % of working women will increase tremendously. I also could work for 4 hours .Queen honey bee example was mind blowing to show the importance of a mother.

  • @Travelandmore11927
    @Travelandmore11927 Před rokem +17

    Nowadays companies are providing this concept of reduced hours in Germany, hope this will also start in India soon

    • @diauser3327
      @diauser3327 Před rokem +1

      here they are not granting us to use our own leaves, they are gettign lapsed... we feel so bad when our team in other countries take back to back off while we are idiots working day-day... hope this toxic work culture changes,

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem +1

      @Seema - that is Germany where everyone pays tax and also Germany makes higher technology products which they can sell to all countries and hence they have a free very good school and even college education Germany is a unique country with good and sensible politicians while our politicians cannot make India even economically like china in a 1000 years

  • @shikhasharma6064
    @shikhasharma6064 Před rokem +7

    Very true. The irony is that when one used to go for school admission of daughters, the school management would frown on working women saying that they have no time for children.

  • @jsincro7119
    @jsincro7119 Před rokem +25

    My sister and I both dont have kids because we have no support system. Both of us are handling our lives independantly, and that in itself is a lot of work. Plus both of us are into social welfare projects, outside of our regular work life. We rescue animals, create content to bring about awareness on waste management etc. We could have had kids, if and only if the older generation stood like pillars for us. We don't want maids to bring up kids. The only other option was to stop doing what we love to do- i.e work and be independant. We dont want to end up being dependant on other people. So we are in a way forced to choose to not have children.

    • @swatiparekhji
      @swatiparekhji Před rokem +2

      I can very much relate to this. I had to leave my govt job to take care of my son and aged ailing parents and mother in law also!

    • @user-nq5hy7vn9k
      @user-nq5hy7vn9k Před rokem +2

      Were you people forced to work on social projects and jobs and not have children? Why blame others for your own choices? You people totally had the option to continue with your "projects", "hobbies" and whatever else after the child is at least 6-7yrs old?

    • @varunmittal3617
      @varunmittal3617 Před rokem +2

      @@user-nq5hy7vn9k bhai age nikal jati hai and utna kam ki capacity decrease. You can't live alone your 6-7yr old child as well. 14-15yr old ka child ko akele chod sakte ho independently vo bhi jab usko Sansarik gyan ache se diya gya ho. Aur vo kisiko blame nhi kar rhe apni baat bta rhe hai

    • @user-nq5hy7vn9k
      @user-nq5hy7vn9k Před rokem

      @@varunmittal3617 6-7yrs old ke child ko at least apne Grandparents ke saath chora ja sakta hai, can confirm this myself. Kaun bol rha hai, ki akele hi choor do. Agar nanny/caretaker/babysitter wala option bhi rakhna hai toh 6-7yrs of age is is viable to start from. Kaun bol rha hai akele chorne? Baas starting ke kuch crucial years ko baby ke saath bitane bol rha tha, jo ki kaafi crucial hote hai, especially for mother-child bonding

    • @varunmittal3617
      @varunmittal3617 Před rokem

      @@user-nq5hy7vn9k Jesa sir ne btay Grandparents janajt nhi lena chate. Wife and husband ko tane marne lagte hai bhai sara jeevan bache palne mae laga diya. Maid ka trust issue rhta hai. Ek hi galti karegi Maid vo tho bhag jaygi problem hame hogi. Kidnap, kitchen mishap, scolding/beating, not giving food, stale food dena, toilet ka karna pade tho extra pese ye sab issue hai Maid ke sath.

  • @TA-cy9yp
    @TA-cy9yp Před rokem +10

    7:12 - 7:25, you explained it all. My mother used to be most educated one in her so called sasural. But after having kids, she left working and became housewife. After looking at her, I decided I don't want my life to be like her. Thank God I am not the one who think this way. I used to thought, I am weird.

  • @kirtijangwal3619
    @kirtijangwal3619 Před rokem +6

    Sir I think I really needed this to hear today. Running to and fro from work . Listening to you is not less than an appreciation for all women .. your words are such a relief to all tired souls

  • @annubhogal
    @annubhogal Před rokem +2

    Very true.....my husband left me n daughter for a younger girl.......I asked this question in court...if I also leave child who in society take care...if all women stop taking care of children what will happen to future population.

  • @royphilip8486
    @royphilip8486 Před rokem +21

    Parents after attaining a certain age becomes insensitive or in other words cruel and sadists.

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem +6

      @Roy - because they realized they could have lived life full without their own kids and travelled the world

    • @wowser2153
      @wowser2153 Před rokem +1

      @@arpanmadrecha946 they realize they wasted their time and money raising ungrateful children

    • @priyankapattanaik5414
      @priyankapattanaik5414 Před rokem

      Very true..but some attain it by birth

    • @vibha-ff1ee
      @vibha-ff1ee Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@wowser2153bada to unhone Kiya hai na
      To unhe sochna chahiye ki hamne kaise sanskaar diye jo bacche ungrateful hain?

    • @wowser2153
      @wowser2153 Před 5 měsíci

      @@vibha-ff1ee children make their own decisions when they become adults.

  • @ahritibaivab3007
    @ahritibaivab3007 Před rokem +5

    Women, working or non-working, love to raise children. After marriage, a girl gets little or no support from family in raising her children and in maintaining a job. It is enormous pressure on her. Make her life easier, share workload, help her in every possible way. She definitely will have a family blessed with children to be proud of.

  • @theakshow6896
    @theakshow6896 Před 10 dny +1

    Argentina and India is of same size
    Argentina population is 4.6 crore and India's population is 150 crore
    30 times more,
    We need to reduce population by 30 times to live a nature friendly life.

  • @nidhiagarwal5002
    @nidhiagarwal5002 Před rokem +6

    Very very well said , you have described a mother ' s condition absolutely correct.🙏

  • @findingkarma
    @findingkarma Před rokem +22

    I absolutely agree. My male co workers take credit for my work while I'm expected to be humble and polite. When I come home, the nature of my work changes but my working hours don't end. I'm overburdened and have developed insomnia and now I'm thinking of quitting my job 😭

    • @shekhar301
      @shekhar301 Před rokem

      Don't quit try and take it easy

    • @indidesitourer585
      @indidesitourer585 Před rokem +2

      It's same with men or women. It's mostly in indian workplace politics, I have also faced many times. People pretend to working are more favoured than people actually doing the job. If humble then more pain. Better find a balance or work at a place where we are favoured.

    • @Professionaladvisorandcoach
      @Professionaladvisorandcoach Před rokem +1

      Thinking that nothing is permanent, you can delay your decision.

    • @sober_soul_1
      @sober_soul_1 Před rokem +1

      Mam, star finding others opportunity n make sure you take the hike.. staying under this kind of environment is toxic for mind.

    • @sober_soul_1
      @sober_soul_1 Před rokem

      @@Professionaladvisorandcoach 😂sabse bada maska hai yeh khud k mind ko excuse batane ka..

  • @shipragarg321
    @shipragarg321 Před rokem +5

    Very true sir..i was also suffering this situation...and i stopped my job after 40 because of 14 hours working time

  • @pritic7456
    @pritic7456 Před 25 dny

    I am a doctor. Mera IVF hua tha. My mother was there with me since I conceived. She stayed with me at my home for 8 months till my cesarean section. My baby was a preterm. Then again we were at my sasural for almost 2 months. Then I went to my mother's home. I was there for 3 months. She was there with me all this time. Thank you to bahut hi chhota word hoga unke liye

  • @shailjasharma1081
    @shailjasharma1081 Před rokem +5

    Sir I was a civil servant. Each and every word uttered by you is 200 percent true

  • @feel_the_bliss8092
    @feel_the_bliss8092 Před rokem +8

    Absolutely Sir. There is no support for working women. I am professional qualified. But as I got married, my mother in law expected me to cook 3 times a day and take care of when cushions are changed or poocha ache se lga...if me and my husband are sick, she expects me to cook but serves food to his son...it hurts you mentally and this ultimately reduces your productivity.
    I never wanted to live alone and came from a loving and supportive joint family but the way I get treated by my mother in law has led me to depression

  • @KavsYouTube
    @KavsYouTube Před rokem +5

    Nice topic sir and very true..there should be balance between having kids and also work, both extremes are not going to beneficial in long run. Women who have kids and leave job later feel depressed and same with women who decides to not have kids for career later regrets. This idea would be win-win situation

  • @DipBhadra
    @DipBhadra Před rokem +4

    I have always talked about it with my family friends and my parents.. salute sir to bring this up

  • @ilovefood9465
    @ilovefood9465 Před rokem +1

    Ek video aisa bhi banaiye
    Kaise women apane married hone ka, mother hone ka fayda leti hai aur jin women ki shadi nahi hui hai jinke bacche nahi hai unpe injustice karati hai.
    This is just another side of coin you may not be aware of.
    And I am a girl / woman.

  • @udaykhanna1
    @udaykhanna1 Před rokem +4

    Kya hojayega sir baccha karke? Just look around and see if humans are happy with their life or not? Most humans are suffering, wars are taking place, people are depressed due to uncertainty in life regarding health, wealth, spoiled relations, there is less of humanity and more of crimes like rapes, murders daily. Even though humans have brought and invented technologies like mobile phones, airplanes, rockets, 5g networks etc, still the question is to be asked that if humans are happy with their life or if humans quality of life is getting better?? Money and technology jitna marzi ho, it doesn't bring happiness, it only brings comfort. We can really see it's Kali-Yug and people are getting more and more materialistic and can even murder their closed ones for money, human life has no value in today's world.

  • @sheelamallya4988
    @sheelamallya4988 Před rokem +3

    Perhaps one of your best videos! You have a unique talent of selecting a very relevant issue and explain very beautifully so that everybody understands and start thinking over it. Since my childhood I have fought for the welfare of working women because I used to take care of my working aunt's little children during my holidays. All my aunts were working and I know the pain and it is deep rooted in my mind. I am glad that now somebody like you has raised this issue of problems faced by a working woman! Hats off to you 🙏🙏

  • @anitasahu1675
    @anitasahu1675 Před rokem +5

    Sir..same story..I had to leave my job after 13 years coz I was in a 9 to 9 job framework and was not able to give time to my two kids of 7 yrs and 3 yrs.. although I had support of my husband but felt bad for my kids...I totally relate to what you say that my male colleagues used to comment if I left early from office and I was v good at work..due to inflexible work conditions I had to leave my job

    • @soniyagupta3198
      @soniyagupta3198 Před rokem

      U can take break for couple of years and start again..

  • @swaatigautam111
    @swaatigautam111 Před rokem +4

    Excellent video sir... Excellent topic sir.. very true..every single word is true..
    I have seen my mother.. Her identity has been lost serving husband and in laws n kids..
    My maasi working from 5 am to 10 pm... again serving kids, in laws, n along with a job ... Apart from being so talented...she did not even get that value from her family...
    My elder sister living an stressful life just because of non cooperative in laws...
    After seeing all of this I dont want to get marry...I m afraid of my life after marriage...!!

  • @manishasharma3058
    @manishasharma3058 Před rokem +4

    Sir, you're very ahead of your generation! I wonder how blessed your family members would be to have a mature and learned person as you.

  • @mrlol1498
    @mrlol1498 Před rokem +4

    What if boy does not want to marry. Nai chahiye ladki. Thailand is there

    • @itsjustbusinessbrokie
      @itsjustbusinessbrokie Před 6 měsíci

      Bhai people don’t marry for sex only kuch to save ka socho… sex se fulfilment mill Rahi hoti to sab yahi karte

  • @rahulsinghjosan10
    @rahulsinghjosan10 Před rokem +6

    Sir marriage failing as an institution in Indian society and globally, it's a burning topic.. Request you to discuss about it

    • @thushmat
      @thushmat Před rokem

      What is so worrying about it?

  • @anitasahu1675
    @anitasahu1675 Před rokem +5

    Sir your topic is so relevant... I was working in a bank for 13 yrs with exactly the same problems as you mentioned...men at work teasing for leaving little early even if I left at 7..and men sat till 9 with nil productivity..no support from mom and mil .so had to leave my job due to health issues and 2 small kids..

  • @simpleliving3505
    @simpleliving3505 Před rokem +4

    You are right.
    Sir I was working and earning high salary as software engineer, my mother who was working in school used to take care of my daughter as her timings were fixed but mine was not.
    But I suffered a lot can't even write here.
    Now I have no interest in my daughters marriage and her kids at all.

  • @rsocialawareness3744
    @rsocialawareness3744 Před rokem +8

    Sir could you please throw some light on taboo topics of our society like physical relationships before marriage and concern of virginity. What are the impacts of it on our society if the people engages in any above mentioned scenario.

  • @shekhar301
    @shekhar301 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for bringing this up...Thousands of women are suffering on account of this. Absolutely right, Govt will have to intervene!!!

  • @RealTalkWithSSG
    @RealTalkWithSSG Před rokem +4

    I would add something here, workplaces should be made child friendly. If there is a baby/toddler care area in the work building or next door, then women won't have to depend on their senior parents, maid, elderly in laws, or call the house multiple times to ask if their kid is okay.

  • @dollyjhaom
    @dollyjhaom Před rokem +4

    You nailed it sir👍😍 ek aur angle bhi hai in problems ka, sarkar ne taxation itni heavy kar rakhi hai ki logon ka jeena muhaal ho raha hai. Survival ke liye lar rahe hain to baby planning dimaag me aata hi nahin.
    UK me bhi yahi hua tha. Senior citizens zyada ho gae the aur working population khatm hone laga tha

  • @Salman-ck5jw
    @Salman-ck5jw Před 11 měsíci +3

    *A VERY VERY VERY BIG FAN OF YOU FROM PAKISTAN SANGO UNCLE. WHAT A PERSONALITY YOU HAVE.* 💗💗💗
    *Sir I will like to meet with you. Is that possible sir?*

  • @shalinisrivastava4236
    @shalinisrivastava4236 Před rokem +4

    I would be so happy if we could work for 4-5 hours. It would be so satisfying. Working in school was an option earlier but, nowadays working in private schools are horrible. They make you work for 12-13 hrs a day with no weekends. That too at a pittance.

  • @vaishalichoudhari9218
    @vaishalichoudhari9218 Před rokem +2

    It is the effect of capitalism...this tendency has grown in last 20 years... South Korea adopted this culture with this capitalism...which is service oriented...in some fields they want ladies only...good looking...they hire one person...pay for two and get the work done of 3 persons....these MNCs give no time for life.... office is everything....in Mumbai at least 10 hrs service and commuting time of 2-3 hrs .. i don't understand how people especially ladies cope up with work and family....but in Marathi families, mothers support... sometimes mother in law.... still girls go for just 1 child....they don't want breaks in the career two times.... Even housewives want only one child.....but you have taken up very good topic...👍

  • @vinazbro
    @vinazbro Před rokem +4

    Eye opener
    Only elderly can impart these type of knowledge
    But many elderly arn't on CZcams
    Thanks for bieng a info giver 🔥🔥

  • @mousumimishra9321
    @mousumimishra9321 Před rokem +4

    Sir, This is very true.. Its really tough for female.Even many time we are not considered for onsite opportunity and good position bcz they think we have always excuses for family responsibilities

  • @MeenaJuneja
    @MeenaJuneja Před rokem +10

    Am amazed 👏 the kind of topics you come up with.. !! So relevant..!! So much needed !! Bang on you target !! 👏 I have almost seen all your videos.. !! And forwarded too.. !! Aankhen..Dil..Dimaag..Aap sab kholte ho.. !! Highly impressed !! :) Regards !!

  • @shardajain1887
    @shardajain1887 Před rokem +4

    Very good suggestion, 50% pay, half working hours. This will be true welfare of women and would restore their self respect also. Family and child welfare will be achieved.

  • @anirbanghosh1670
    @anirbanghosh1670 Před rokem +6

    Names of the next generation should bear both parents surname. Children should learn both parents mother tongue, and religion.
    Otherwise woman shall always be seen as commodity.

  • @swatisharma4559
    @swatisharma4559 Před rokem +2

    Superb idea sir !! Four hour working schedule for ladies is a path breaking approach

  • @sober_soul_1
    @sober_soul_1 Před rokem +2

    Hone do GDP girne do.. tabhi inko samajh aayega.. bas loan lete rehte hai n country ka debt badhate hai…

  • @Nicky3286
    @Nicky3286 Před rokem +2

    Very true, I m an astrologer,now Women come to me to match kundali with women . Not one or two. It's a list.
    They simply deny to marry man by saying "kaun sab kre unka jab value nahi hai with girls we get emotional security tht only we want".
    It's true ... M not lying or saying mann se

  • @PlantiFy
    @PlantiFy Před rokem +3

    I left my job thrice😥 now again working...joined after covid since after covid work from home aa gya.... With two sons and a corporate job I felt could not do justice to anything... Thank you for bringing this topic.

  • @mrssingh5416
    @mrssingh5416 Před rokem +1

    I was HR manager before marriage but didn't work after marriage due to various reasons like mother in-law, trying for baby and husband working in changing shift. Husband salary was low so didn't plan family. Now I m 41 don't have child,no house, no job no support from inlaws, no parents alive. Sir please can u help me please?

  • @thesoulonquest
    @thesoulonquest Před rokem +1

    True.. there is too much pressure on women professionally and personally both. In laws and husband should support and contribute equally.

  • @subhrangsusekhardas53
    @subhrangsusekhardas53 Před rokem +4

    Well there is also another scenario, biased matrimonial laws are extorting men & that is creating panic among young men, recently a high court has given judgment that a man still has to pay alimony even though the wife is involved in adultery. I've seen 60 years old retired SBI officer committing suicide when his adultrous wife threatened to lodge a case of domestic violence... & these are not just one or two sporadic instances... My friends are planning court marriages to avoid alimony of occasion if they get divorced in future. Sow how or other you always ignore this aspect of marriage which is increasing day by day.

    • @umeshjain349
      @umeshjain349 Před rokem +1

      This is a very true scenario. And half the problem of no kids, no marriage is bcoz of this and not ONLY because of women not supported and all. In fact the men who support their wives truly and genuinely are more victims of such abuses. It is only in media some remote cases are shown that husband and his family tortured for dowry n all and that too in today's generation where young boys don't even think in the dowry sense about the marriage

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem

      @@nmo3148 he meant at least the expense on the big fat wedding was not wasted else both will go wedding expense and also the other money

  • @FauziaPires
    @FauziaPires Před rokem +5

    I'm a woman who is so scared to marry because of the insensitive of family members especially the males family

  • @GeminianExplorer
    @GeminianExplorer Před rokem +5

    High respect to you for atleast acknowledging women's difficulties 🙏🏽

  • @lubnabokhari8169
    @lubnabokhari8169 Před rokem +3

    So true for Pakistani society as well! Well explained.

  • @alok09dec
    @alok09dec Před rokem +3

    Absolutely Correct Guidance as always from your Sirji!
    Love your stunning content!

  • @nachminarayansatvik381
    @nachminarayansatvik381 Před rokem +4

    आपने सही कहा, आदमी जिम्मेदारी नहीं लेना चाहते

  • @heat921
    @heat921 Před rokem +4

    I think it is better for a man to clarify before marriage that he is looking for a stay at home homemaker.
    Most Indian men want the traditional marriage and there is no reason in being shy about it.
    Even in matrimonial profile they should state it.

    • @srishtishetty8578
      @srishtishetty8578 Před rokem

      Agree with you. Bringing a child into this world and raising is as important as the career goals that we have.

    • @wowser2153
      @wowser2153 Před rokem

      @@srishtishetty8578 problem is even men who want wife who will stay home want graduate bride . Why do they need a graduate for marriage.

  • @RajSekharK
    @RajSekharK Před rokem +14

    I also agree on this 4-5hrs part time culture. This will open a lot of possibilities. By the way, my reason for not marrying to delaying my marriage is "i have not seen my parents enjoying this". PS: I am a guy.

    • @diauser3327
      @diauser3327 Před rokem +4

      being a guy, seems like lots of advantages in marriage atleast in our country, but for women more of disadvanges.. but am just speaking from a woman's perspective only.. yeah even i dint find my parents life good due to abuse etc etc and decided to be single

    • @varunmittal3617
      @varunmittal3617 Před rokem

      Me too same thoughts.

    • @umeshjain349
      @umeshjain349 Před rokem

      @@diauser3327 yeh same

    • @arpanmadrecha946
      @arpanmadrecha946 Před rokem

      @@diauser3327 good but do travel as much as possible abroad make use of single status easy to travel and less costly to travel as well it is the same with DINK

    • @diauser3327
      @diauser3327 Před rokem

      @@arpanmadrecha946 what is DINK?

  • @surabhigupta1082
    @surabhigupta1082 Před rokem +2

    My boss blackmailed me in way to stay late for one hour daily in office.. I left the job last month. I was too exhausted already in daily routine however my hubby was equally handling house work and child related work. Being in pressure is not good or worth your life. I am 39. But now im at peace at home and doing things at my pace at home... i am happy Not running around the bush.