Harry Kaur a mother of two shares her story of domestic abuse. Harry talks about her life journey filled with turmoils and quandaries she faced in her married life. Her husband was a drug addict, a fact which was hidden from Harry by her in- laws. It’s a story that will inspire you and motivate you to fight your way through difficult situations in life.
In this episode we introduce you to our PodCast SAARTHI. SAARTHI is a platform where we will discuss diverse social issues . Issues which are important, which impact us and need to be spoken about. We will unfold stories , interview victims and provide expert advice on diverse issues . Podcast will also offer practical advice by experts and resources for those seeking help .Internet has revolutionized the social media and the way people communicate with each other . We have access to people we have never met or will never meet . This has created an opportunity for us to talk about issues. we care about, raising awareness and helping to change society for the better. This podcast is an effort in that direction
Gender based violence is a sad reality of a country which is emerging as the fastest growing economy in the world .
According to a survey, 27 per cent of women have experienced physical violence since the age 15 in India. This experience of physical violence among women is more common in rural areas than among women in urban areas. Domestic violence cases, where women reported physical abuse in rural and urban areas, were at 29 per cent and 23 percent, respectively ( News 18, Every Third Woman In India Suffers Physical Violence at Home, 2021 )
It’s time we identify it and raise our voice against physical abuse in marital relationships.
In this episode we introduce you to our PodCast SAARTHI. SAARTHI is a platform where we will discuss diverse social issues . Issues which are important, which impact us and need to be spoken about. We will unfold stories , interview victims and provide expert advice on diverse issues . Podcast will also offer practical advice by experts and resources for those seeking help .Internet has revolutionized the social media and the way people communicate with each other . We have access to people we have never met or will never meet . This has created an opportunity for us to talk about issues. we care about, raising awareness and helping to change society for the better. This podcast is an effort in that direction
Harry Kaur a mother of two shares her story of domestic abuse. Harry talks about her life journey filled with turmoils and quandaries she faced in her married life. Her husband was a drug addict, a fact which was hidden from Harry by her in- laws. It’s a story that will inspire you and motivate you to fight your way through difficult situations in life.
In this episode we introduce you to our PodCast SAARTHI. SAARTHI is a platform where we will discuss diverse social issues . Issues which are important, which impact us and need to be spoken about. We will unfold stories , interview victims and provide expert advice on diverse issues . Podcast will also offer practical advice by experts and resources for those seeking help .Internet has revolutionized the social media and the way people communicate with each other . We have access to people we have never met or will never meet . This has created an opportunity for us to talk about issues. we care about, raising awareness and helping to change society for the better. This podcast is an effort in that direction
Gender based violence is a sad reality of a country which is emerging as the fastest growing economy in the world .
According to a survey, 27 per cent of women have experienced physical violence since the age 15 in India. This experience of physical violence among women is more common in rural areas than among women in urban areas. Domestic violence cases, where women reported physical abuse in rural and urban areas, were at 29 per cent and 23 percent, respectively ( News 18, Every Third Woman In India Suffers Physical Violence at Home, 2021 )
It’s time we identify it and raise our voice against physical abuse in marital relationships.
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