What can be done in India to reduce mother's mortalityrate. Bride Burning, and Female foetucide?

Question

In India the Mother Mortality Rate is 1 death/ 7 minutes.
Bride burning Rate is one bride burnt every 2 hours,
3. Female foeticide is in Millions/ year,
It is systematic violence against women.
a.Though India has best doctors in the world (US and UK Health systems are run by Indian doctors),
b. We have added more new billionaires than all other countries excepting US and Russia, (16). We are making more money than ever.
c The economics of being a girl. is very negative, this results in the violence against girl child.

Answer 1

I'm not sure what the question is here, but India has the highest population second to China. I think it is a shame that a modernized country still victimizes women as a lower status of people. Maybe they should help more women get degrees, and maybe the men need to be more interested in finding alternatives to clean water, food, and health care for all of its citizens. China implemented a 2 child per household rule...what about this for India?? Don't know the answer here. Just shocked over the bride burning/ killing female fetuses thing...

Answer 2

Well its upto the society because what can you really do about it? These people who kill the women and all that bad things has the right to vote. So the politicians won't care.


If something has to be done then this Caste system has to completely go away and if it has to go then it will take a lot of courage from the part of politicians and NGOs.

Would you campaign on the streets to bring awareness? Probably you won't. So when you cannot do that there is no point in asking the question.

At this point I am not in India and I would do something when I get there sometime.

Answer 3

If you want to change the country, change the state which you live in. If you want to change the state, change the district. If you want to change the district, change the city you are in. If you want to change the city, change your neighbourhood. If you want to change your neighbourhood, change your home. If you want to change your home, change yourself.

so..my bro, it all comes back to individual awareness, ethics and rationality.
Until then, no regulations, no pressure, no law will make it happen. Society's fate is in the hands of people, and the regulations and law are just tools to put those hands in order.

India has best doctors, no doubt. What we need are best Individuals.

I hope all of us individually be the change we want and make it a better society.