Comments on: Unacknowledged

By: Amritansh Varshney

Amritansh Varshney — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 18:28:15 +0000

Wonderfully put Rohina, as my teachers have mentioned above the important historical events of the past, I would like to say 1 thing,

fighting is what the fairer sex has done & much more it’ll have to do BUT previously there was hardly any support from the oppposite sex because most of us were blinded by power BUT today we are as much eager to fight for the cause as you, so don’t leave us out.
we feel equally horrified if not more as the women when we learn about all those detestable acts

By: Monika Dass

Monika Dass — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 03:54:22 +0000

This hits the core of one’s heart – beautifully written! Every one has a right to a life of dignity, the right to pursue one’s dreams, the right to live a quality life, the right to find their own happiness and the right to live without fear! All are equal in the eyes of God – men, women, animals, plants…. We were not brought here to destroy each other, rather to uplift one another! Let’s work at this…

By: Rittuporna Chatterjee

Rittuporna Chatterjee — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 18:18:25 +0000

A job well done Rohina!
History is evidence to the fact that women always had to fight for their rights!
Women HAVE TO stand up for themselves, as well as for each others.
We have to look at each other, not with eyes of unwanted beings, rather we should see ourselves as the gifted ones who are born to struggle and fight our way out through this rigid and disregarding society!
Im thoroughly touched by this poem Rohina!

By: shalini chandra

shalini chandra — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 07:18:14 +0000

If those , who have not suffered begin to understand the plight of those who have , half the battle will be won.

By: Suparna Chatterjee

Suparna Chatterjee — Sun, 03 Feb 2013 07:38:19 +0000

History shows that women had to always fight for their rights even in the west. Remember the French Revolution? The women had to fight to get their right to vote. Which shows that nothing has come to “us” without fighting for it. The struggle has just taken a different form now, in our country.
There are some who are fortunate to get what they want but a vast majority are not so lucky. It is this section who are the most exploited. Must do something for this large majority.

By: Amrita Dass

Amrita Dass — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 15:41:32 +0000

This is Poignantly written and with a powerful thought provoking message. Reading your poem, Rohina made me realise how fortunate I am as a woman to have had access to the best of education, the opportunity to have a career of my choice, and the freedom to pursue my dreams. It also made me realise how much more I can do to empower my sisters to be able to live a life of dignity and realise the purpose of their lives.