The ideas about masculinity that are formed in children's minds during childhood

[Vikrant Jadhav]

I had a conversation with Sai Ranjit Kondekar, a student from Nandwal village. He is currently studying in 7th standard. During the conversation, we discussed his daily life. Due to this conversation, he started talking freely. As the conversation progressed, Sai Kondekar started opening up more. Then what does his father do, he said that his father works as a painter, but my father goes to work early in the morning for us and takes care of our house. How does he take care of the house? This was discussed. When he was asked what do you think is the benefit of having a son? Then he honestly said that being a son, he can go anywhere, walk, stay out late at night, go on trips with children. But there are many limitations on women.
Sai said that girls and women in the village are not given such opportunities. He says that just as boys are given all the opportunities. Girls and women should also be given the same.
At the end of the conversation, he said, "This needs to change now. Both men and women should be given equal importance in every home.

[Rituu B. Nanda]

What children and families experience in their early years they carry these patterns into adulthood! very nice Vikrant