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 "बहुत दुःख होता है कि हम लड़कियाँ हैं"  This line belongs to  true incident based  movie  named, Ajmer92. What can be more frightening than this that we start fearing with our existence?  We are changing ,our country  is changing, then why people's thinking is not changing for women . Whether it the time  of Ajmer Scandle in 1992, Nirbhaya incident in 2012 or Manipur horrified incident in 2023 ,  women were  considered as commodity even then and even today. Never before in the last 75 years have Indian women been so celebrated and at the same time, publically  so degraded.  Audre Lorde , an american writer asks a crucial question for our time : What do women want after they have told all their stories?  Do we want a safe space for an individualistic telling of the stories of our lives or should we now look beyond ourselves towards a collective movement that will redefine and reshape democratic India, through our lived experiences ? Should we begin to work systematically

In today' fast-paced  world,  we often hear  a very prevailing phrase "just accept the situation and go ahead"  but very few people know what to accept and where to move?  Examples are meant to be understood , so let's start with a exemplification ...many of us have seen the series ASUR  and ofcourse everyone must have developed their own diffrent views obout it . But what i observed is Shubh's mind  how he became what he heard about himself. So my purpose in saying this that we often priorities societal point of view  notwithstanding of our conscience about us. We all know there is big diffrence b/w saying and believing  and it is this diffrence that leads us to mental illness .  We all experience mental disorders at some point for some reasons, for someone it can be issues of health,studies,career,relationships and for someone it can be empty nest syndrome.  Dr Jeffrey Kellogg says -" I think mental health is pervasive . It affects us in everything we do, a