What was the plight of indian woman 200 years ago?
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Woman are unsafe on streets and at work they are discriminated.
They are often worsely reduced to slavish drudges and they are maltreated in different ways.
Constantly derided frequently bullied and sometimes assaulted and occasionally burnt to death.
They are primary underdogs of an exploitative society where law of jungle persists more powerful thrive at the expense of less powerful.
That law from time immemorial has put men before women.
Government and society have traditionally taken a patronising attitude.
For years women's problems have been viewed as "social welfare" problem to be treated with fine solutions 200 years before.
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