01 Feb 10 दहेज़ प्रताड़ना प्राविधान: सिक्के का दूसरा पहलु
Article published in the Hindi Bi-Weekly Journal “Grihashobha“.
Click to download PDF
Tags: Arrests, Bahu, Daughter-in-Law, daughters in law, domestic violence, dowry, Government, Grihashobha, Harassed, Indian Family, Laws, legal terrorism, Marriage, Misuse, mom-in-law, mother-in-law, mothers in law, Society, Tortured, violence against women, Women
12 Nov 09 AIMPF in Danik Bhaskar
Danik BHaskar
Tags: APMPA, Daughter-in-Law, domestic violence, Government, Indian Family, men, men's rights, mom-in-law, Mother, mother-in-law, Saas, Society, violence against women, Women, Women's Rights
11 Nov 09 Akhila Karnataka Aththeyara Rakshana Vedike (Mothers-in-laws Association)
Debate on misuse of family law
Akhila Karnataka Aththeyara Rakshana Vedike (Mothers-in-laws Association) in association with the Save Indian Family Foundation and the Child Rights Initiative for Shared Parenting will observe the National Family Harmony Day by holding a debate on the misuse of IPC section 498a (cruelty against women by spouses and other family members) in Bengaluru on Thursday.
Tags: APMPA, bengaluru, Daughter-in-Law, debate, domestic violence, family foundation, family harmony, family members, Government, harmony day, Indian Family, initiative, karnataka, Marriage, mother-in-law, parenting, Society, violence against women, Women's Rights
29 Oct 09 India’s Mothers-In-Law Fight Back
BANGALORE — Each week, in a corner of Bangalore’s historic Cubbon Park, a group of men and women gather to swap stories and vent their emotions. They are part of the newly launched All India Mother-in-law Protection Forum.
It is a motley gathering of teachers, retired air force officers, doctors and software engineers, all educated, urban Indians drawn together by a common cause.
They are “victims,” who have banded together to fight the harassment and abuse they say they endure at the hands of the rude, domineering, greedy young women who marry into their families.
A hundred or more members attend these weekly sessions in Bangalore, a trend that sociologists say reflects the breakdown of traditional roles in India’s fast-changing urban society.
“These groups are a response to the growing tensions and ruptures within the established Indian family system,” said professor A. R. Vasavi of the National Institute of Advanced Studies in Bangalore.
Tags: cubbon park, Daughter-in-Law, domestic violence, dowry death, expensive gifts, Government, Indian Family, indian women, Marriage, mom-in-law, Mother, mother-in-law, mothers in law, neena, official statistics, ruptures, sociologists, software engineer, software engineers, stringent laws, Tortured, urban society, vasavi, violence against women, Women, Women's Rights
20 Oct 09 APMPA member Uma’s interview on new Association and debate with Sandya on TV9 at 09.00am, 20/10/2009.
APMPA video recording of Uma Vs Sandya debate on TV9 Part – 1
APMPA video recording of Uma Vs Sandya debate on TV9 – Part 2
APMPA video recording of Uma Vs Sandya debate on TV9 – Part 3
Tags: APMPA, Bahu, Daughter-in-Law, debate, domestic violence, Government, Harassed, Indian Family, mother-in-law, mps, sandya, Society, tv9, video recording, violence against women, wii, Women's Rights, youtube
06 Oct 09 The actual news as in print – Mothers-in-law of the world, unite!!!
Tags: actual news, Daughter-in-Law, domestic violence, Government, Indian Family, Marriage, mother-in-law, mothers in law, Society, violence against women, Women, Women's Rights
06 Oct 09 Mothers-in-law of the world, unite!!!
NAGPUR: Exactly a month ago, when the All India Mother-in-law Protection Forum (AIMPF) started work, it had been greeted with expressions ranging from disbelief to a matter-of-fact nod of the head. However, here is some news for those who felt this was just a gimmick: since its inception on September 6, 30 mothers-in-law from the city have joined the forum!
The AIMPF, which is an initiative of the Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF), operates across the country and inaugurated its Nagpur unit recently. Interestingly, SIFF has often been described as an organisation of ‘women-haters’. That myth goes pop with the success of AIMPF.
Tags: betterment, cases of domestic violence, Daughter-in-Law, daughters in law, disbelief, domestic violence, dowry, family foundation, gimmick, Government, Harassed, inception, Indian Family, Marriage, matter of fact, mother-in-law, mothers in law, nagpur unit, rajesh, siff, violence against women, Women, women haters, Women's Rights
