10 members of a family committed suicide in Dehradun (on Tuesday) just a couple of days ago. The reason for the shocking incident was said to be the death of the only earning member of the family a few months ago. Since then, the family has been going through financial troubles and utter poverty. Read the below link for more details:
Catholic church and Muslims in Kerala opposed the recommendations of the Women's Code Bill 2011. Some sects of the Catholic Church even announced incentives for those couples who can breed more children.
Let us understand, the priests and nuns who have hardly any idea about the life outside can make blind statements.
There was this interesting incident from a friend of mine who left priesthood recently and got married. One month after his marriage he tells everyone that it is too expensive to live outside.
Well. Now he is no more a priest but a simple lay person like you and me. He is pinched by the realities of worldly life. And not just intellectual masturbation of those protected clergy within the four walls.
If the religion is a strong hold of the common man my simple and humble question is that how can an incident like the above ever happen to a family of ten?
Are they not human beings?
Why didn’t the religion and religious fundamentalists heed to their plight of poverty and misery?
Let us understand, it is not the production of human beings but the sustenance of them that is needed.
You can keep on producing children like stray pigs and dogs but when they hit the survival button the incidents like above will happen.
If you respect your children and love them, produce only what you can take good care of.
So, I personally feel the recommendations of Justice V.R Krishna Iyer commission are relevant and need of the hour.
“Adoption of family planning and birth control as secular policy is necessary to check unhealthy, uneconomic and abnormal increase in population and for sustaining harmony and happiness among all communities,” V.R. Krishna Iyer commission, appointed by the government, said.
By JojiValli
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Good one Joji
ReplyDeleteKeep up your good work like this.