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While the editorial certainly sparked my interest, I think one thing that I often find lacking in almost every discussion that chooses to explore the ill-treatment of females in Indian society is lack of a desire to discuss for lack of a better word “the victim.” I think the editorial does a great job in explaining at great length how the society, the mind-set and the men are to be blamed for a lot of “in-justice” and the atrocious acts that women in our current Indian society are subjected to. However, one thing that I can’t help but notice is that women in India, in general tend to portray themselves as the weakling. I agree that a lot needs to change starting with first and foremost, how our society perceives women from all different walks of life. Nonetheless, a lot is to be said about someone who portrays herself as a weakling, vs a woman who is confident, bold and capable of defending herself. I believe instead of tirades, which are just and rightly deserved, women need to become more self-reliant and learn to be able to defend themselves regardless of the circumstances. We can’t continue to wait around waiting for people’s attitudes to change. I am not saying that change won’t occur but I am afraid that might be a pretty slow process. In the meanwhile, knowing and being able to practice self-defense might be our only solace until this society gets it’s acts together. I think it’s great that such written work is able to create more awareness and perhaps bring about the change sooner, but I also recommend that such articles shouldn’t be used as a tool by Indian females to feel sorry for themselves, but rather as a motivational tool to learn to deal with such circumstances and take stricter measures if necessary.