A girl asked me to give her my seat in Bus in the way to Sikandrabad, UP in May 2007. I made some arguments like "kya hua aapko, kya apki tabiyat kharab hei?", then my Dad asked me to give her the seat, don't know he knows the culture or not, so as I.
Little bit later of the moment I came to know that was a culture of respecting feminine hood. I also respect it, I am proud of it. That was my first and surprising I experienced here in Capital.
Every Indian society respects their females since history even if Indian is notorious of hatred to female, because of which Sex Ration is running very low. And there is great variation in the extent of respect and way of respect is made from region to region within India itself.
Although, whatever may be, it's India's pride for respecting females in public place, raping in lonely place and killing birth place. It's equality in inequality within 'unity in diversity'.
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# Yasin Kh .
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